De Mesa-Sanchez House, St. Augustine FL, 1763 HistoryThis vintage photograph features the De Mesa Sanchez House, an important historical structure located in St. Augustine, Florida. Dating back to around 1763, this building is one of the oldest surviving examples of colonial architecture in the United States. It reflects the Spanish influence on early American settlements, serving as a tavern and inn during its operational years. Photographed by Frances Benjamin Johnston, a noted figure in early 20th

This image was acquired from the Frances Benjamin Johnston estate in 1953 and offers a glimpse into Alabamas architectural history

or spent years among its bell shops and mill neighborhoods

Clarke County

This restored edition brings the historic Kittanning map to life while preserving the original linework and the town's gridded streets

quiet harbors

The cemeteries here hold a wealth of history

Jacksonville was still a young city

reflecting the architectural style of the early 19th century

California from 1887: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

printed on museum quality

traces their family roots to Long Island

Its architectural features include six large Corinthian columns and a narrow balcony adorned with an iron railing