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"Reveille, " Elmer Mulford Crutchfield house, 4200 Cary Street, Richmond, Virginia, 1929. Creator: Frances Benjamin Johnston. "Reveille, " Elmer Mulford Crutchfield house, 4200 Cary Street, Richmond, Virginia, 1929
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"Reveille, " Elmer Mulford Crutchfield house, 4200 Cary Street, Richmond, Virginia, 1929. Creator: Frances Benjamin Johnston. "Reveille, " Elmer Mulford Crutchfield house, 4200 Cary Street, Richmond, Virginia, 1929
"Reveille, " Elmer Mulford Crutchfield house, 4200 Cary Street, Richmond, Virginia, 1929. House Architecture: Federal style house built from 1720. Landscape: Circa 1920s, by Elizabeth Patterson Crutchfield who inherited the house from her father
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Reveille
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at the Elmer Mulford Crutchfield house, located at 4200 Cary Street in Richmond, Virginia, is a stunning example of Federal-style architecture that has stood the test of time. Built in the early 1700s, the house was inherited by Elizabeth Patterson Crutchfield from her father, and in the 1920s, she undertook a landscaping project that brought new life to the property. In this photograph taken by renowned American photographer Frances Benjamin Johnston in 1929, we see the house's elegant facade, adorned with intricate brickwork and framed by a shaded, flowering garden. The path leading to the house is lined with vibrant flowerbeds, adding a splash of color to the otherwise monochromatic scene. The house, which is believed to have been named "Reveille" due to the sounding of the bugle call that signaled the start of the day, is a testament to the rich history of Richmond, Virginia, and the United States as a whole. The lantern slides from the 1920s and 1930s, which capture the essence of this historic property, are an invaluable addition to the Library of Congress's extensive collection of American heritage art and historical images. This perspective shot, taken from a distance, allows us to fully appreciate the grandeur of the house and the meticulously planned garden that surrounds it. The lantern, which sits atop the house, adds a touch of whimsy and completes the picture of a bygone era. The Reveille house remains a cherished piece of American history, and this photograph by Frances Benjamin Johnston serves as a reminder of the beauty and charm of the past.
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