Covered Bridge,Trent's Mills,Buckingham County,Cumberland County,Virginia

Covered Bridge, Trent's Mills, Buckingham County, Virginia
Title: [Covered Bridge, Trent's Mills, Buckingham County, Virginia]
Creator(s): Johnston, Frances Benjamin, 1864-1952, photographer
Date Created/Published: [1933]
Summary: Photo shows man walking away from Trent's Mill, a covered bridge on a dirt road. The 1767 grist mill is in right background on the other side of the Willis River in Cumberland County.
Notes:
On slide (handwritten): 'Covered bridge, Buckingham.'
Slide for lecturing on 'Tales Old Houses Tell.'
Title and date based on same image in the Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South, LC-J7-VA-1434, with additional information from Sam Watters, 2011, and library staff in 2014.
Corresponding print in LOT 12629-3.
Forms part of: Garden and historic house lecture series in the Frances Benjamin Johnston Collection (Library of Congress).
Formerly in Box 32.
Subjects:
Covered bridges--Virginia--Buckingham County--1930-1940.
Lantern slides--1930-1940.
Bookmark /2008675922/
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