Abandoned Structure in Sheldon, SC - Historic Photo 1938This vintage photograph captures an abandoned structure located in Sheldon, Beaufort County, South Carolina. The building, constructed in 1753, has a rich history marked by destruction and reconstruction. It was devastated by the British Army in 1779 and later rebuilt in 1826. Tragically, it faced further destruction during General Shermans campaign in 1865. The remnants of brickwork and creeping vines evoke a sense of the passage of time and the

The north wing was constructed between 1850 and 1860

all set against the blue banners reading "Greetings From" above and "Pennsylvania" below

This photograph reflects the craftsmanship and design trends of early 19th-century Florida

complemented by lush vines

aligning with Johnstons active years

The image highlights the intricate details of the tenement houses

Her work continues to resonate

highlighting the craftsmanship and design trends of the time

and pigeonnieres featuring octagonal towers

a notable figure in early 20th-century photography who documented various aspects of American life and architecture

Beautifully restored map of Groton

The structure has remained within the same family since its construction