Historic 1663 Building in Talbot County, Maryland PhotoThis vintage photograph, captured by Frances Benjamin Johnston, showcases a historic structure located in Talbot County, Maryland. The building dates back to approximately 1663 and features a unique gambrel roof oriented on a cross axis, a distinctive architectural choice compared to the more traditional longitudinal orientation. The front faade exhibits Flemish bond brickwork, while the side displays English bond, illustrating the varied bricklaying

this map presents Appleton in the 1860s

Built in 1828 by Virgil H

appealing to collectors and history enthusiasts alike

With its historical significance

This specific image is cataloged with reference print LOT 11836-0 and was acquired from the Frances Benjamin Johnston estate in 1953

The survey was commissioned to enhance understanding of the regions unique structures and their historical context

contributing to our understanding of the eras engineering techniques

highlighting the craftsmanship and design typical of early 20th-century American architecture

Beautifully detailed map of Housatonic

The structures design is further enhanced by dormers and porticoes

Its historical value is underscored by its association with Senator John Craft

This restored edition brings the historic Orange map to life while preserving the original linework and the villages