Primrose-Henderson House, New Bern NC, 1953 PhotoThis vintage photograph captures a significant architectural feature from New Bern, Craven County, North Carolina. The image, attributed to Frances Benjamin Johnston, showcases the Primrose Henderson house, a two story brick structure redesigned to include a side veranda. The architectural elements highlight the craftsmanship and style of the era, making it a valuable representation of Southern architecture. Johnstons work is part of the Carnegie

and this photograph serves as a valuable record of Louisianas historical architecture

a prominent photographer known for her work documenting American architecture

serves as a valuable piece of Alabamas architectural history

The Carnegie Survey aimed to preserve these historical elements

The structure reflects the early architectural styles prevalent in the region and serves as a historical marker of the Moravian settlement in North Carolina

Connecticut from 1905

The land on which the house stands was granted in 1660

a project aimed at preserving the historical narrative of southern architecture

the building features distinctive gambrel roofs and dormers

The image showcases the intricate design of balconies

Johnstons work is well-regarded for its detailed composition and ability to convey the essence of Southern architecture and landscapes

featuring surrounding plants that enhance the setting