1830 Abandoned Structure in Bains, Louisiana - Historic ImagThis vintage photograph, taken by Frances Benjamin Johnston, captures an abandoned structure in Bains, Louisiana, located in West Feliciana Parish. The building, dating back to approximately 1830, is characterized by its classical columns and the surrounding lush landscape adorned with Spanish moss and trees, evoking the architectural style of the antebellum South. Notably, the building was associated with Mr. Frank Percy and was part of the Carnegie

and the first buildings of a growing city

CT from 1867: see the history behind this piece in the KNOWOL library

features an impressive façade supported by eight grand columns

was known for her documentation of Southern architecture

This image captures the spirit of resilience and ambition of 1930s America

showcasing the rich historical context of New Orleans

this image is part of the Carnegie Survey collection housed in the Library of Congress

this image serves as both an artistic representation and a historical record

making this image an important piece for understanding the evolution of urban design in New Orleans

created during her active years

this building reflects the historical blend of cultures that define the area

providing insight into the design and aesthetic qualities of buildings from that era