Raleigh NC State Bank Architecture History 1800sThis vintage photograph captures a notable architectural feature from Raleigh, North Carolina, specifically within Wake County. The image, attributed to Frances Benjamin Johnston, showcases elements such as balconies and porticoes, indicative of the regions historical architectural style. The building represented was associated with the State Bank of North Carolina, established in the early 1800s, highlighting its significance in the areas economic

an influential photographer known for her work in architectural documentation

the steamer trailing smoke

The image is notable for its representation of early American residential design

The view sweeps across a tidy grid of streets and buildings

this reproduction is printed using KNOWOL's restored version of the 1871 Chattanooga map

The survey aimed to document significant buildings and structures

a testament to her dedication to capturing the architectural heritage of the South

It is a testament to Raleigh’s architectural evolution and the legacy of the State Bank of North Carolina

This particular image is dated to 1953

Boykin Hall is emblematic of the architectural style prevalent in the region during the early 19th century

and has been in the Upson family since 1870

The courtyard likely belonged to one of the historic hotels or public buildings that contribute to the citys charm