1852 Moorish Railroad Station, Savannah, GA - Historic PhotoThis vintage photograph captures a significant architectural landmark in Savannah, Georgia, specifically in Chatham County. Designed in 1852 by engineer William M. Wedley, who later became president of the railroad, this structure exemplifies Moorish design and reflects the historical importance of railroad stations in the region. The building features distinctive arcades, showcasing the intricate architectural components that characterized mid 19th

Migrant camps during this time often featured basic household equipment

allowing viewers to appreciate the intricate details and craftsmanship of the era

a prominent photographer known for her work in the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South

This vintage photograph captures a significant architectural landmark located in Mobile

a significant structure built in 1819 by architect William Jay for Alexander Telfair

this beautifully restored print brings mid-century Manhattan into your home

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The building dates from approximately 1828 to 1850 and is part of the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South

The image captures the historic Ximenez-Fatio House

red cowcatchers gleaming

rail lines

Balconies are a notable feature