Beatties Ford Plantation, Lincoln County, NC 1825-1827This vintage photograph showcases Beatties Ford Plantation, located in Lincoln County, North Carolina. The structure was built between 1825 and 1827 and is situated along the scenic Catawba River. The original owner of the plantation was John Davidson Graham, who contributed to the early architectural development of the region. The image captures various architectural features of the plantation, including its intricate brickwork, elegant columns,

The design is characterized by its two front doors

created this image as part of her extensive inventory of American architecture

including light fixtures and fireplaces that reflect the craftsmanship of the time

documented this scene as part of her extensive work showcasing American architecture

Johnstons work provides insight into the styles and structures that defined southern architecture during the early 20th century

a project aimed at documenting significant structures across the region

With its historical significance and architectural details

located in Garrison

this photograph includes a corresponding reference print in the Library of Congress collection

showcasing the craftsmanship of the late 18th century and serving as a reminder of the regions architectural heritage

provides a valuable glimpse into the regions historical structures

particularly in its gates and fences that contribute to its aesthetic and historical significance