Linden,porches,houses,columns,Natchez,Mississippi,MS,Architecture,South,1938

Title: Linden, Natchez, Adams County, Mississippi
Creator(s): Johnston, Frances Benjamin, 1864-1952, photographer
Date Created/Published: 1938.
Notes:
Title from photographer's inventory.
Builder is not known but Thomas B. Reed is known as the first occupant. In 1840, Linden was purchased by Mrs. Janr (i.e., Jane?) Gustine Connor, great grandmother of present owner.
Building/structure dates: ca. 1785-1790.
Corresponding Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South neg. no. 1050. Library has no record of having this neg.
Another print available in LOT 12634.
Related names: Mr. A.M. Feltus.
From verso: A study in slender beauty. Of somewhat unusual pattern is this delicate mansion, Linden, near Natchez. The original section was built in 1783 and the flanking wings in 1825. The latter were constructed by Thomas Reed, first United States Senator from Mississippi. The long gallery measures 90 feet; the balustrade at the second level, and the portico with its circular glass window, are much admired.
Gift; Anne E. Peterson; 2011; (DLC/PP-2011:206)
Forms part of: Carnegie Survey of the Architecture of the South (Library of Congress).
Subjects:
United States--Mississippi--Adams County--Natchez
Balustrades.
Bull's eye windows.
Gables.
Porticoes (Porches).
Columns.
Houses.
Photographic prints.
Bookmark /csas201207194/
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