10th Cavalry Regiment (Buffalo Soldiers), 1890
23rd May 201314:191 note
georgiangentility:

Davenport House, circa 1820 Savannah, GA
23rd May 201312:55113 notes
sithlawd asked:

man your blog is so good


I very much appreciate you taking the time to say so!

Where does he get these awesome finds????

coldwindandiron:

All good things.
22nd May 201314:081,010 notes
magnoliamerryweather:

southernsensability
22nd May 201314:08529 notes
Anonymous asked:

your blog is like the old days of 1900's-50's. it's my favourite!


Why, that’s very nice of you to take the time for such an encouraging compliment.  Much appreciated.  

East Battery, Charleston, SC 1861
This guy’s art is great! (via Brian Kammerer)
22nd May 201310:592 notes
traditionalvibe:

revoltedstates:

“Wheat’s 1st Louisiana Tigers Charge Reynold’s Battery, Matthew’s Hill, July 21, 1861” by Brian Kammerer.

Amid the first Battle of Manassas (the North refers to it as Bull Run); a major, costly victory for the South.
“Today will be known as BLACK MONDAY. We are utterly and disgracefully routed, beaten, whipped by secessionists.” — Union diarist George Templeton Strong (“perhaps the northern equivalent of South Carolina’s Mary Chesnut: quotable, opinionated, and a careful follower of events.”)
22nd May 201310:544 notes
acuratedman:

Phineas Cole Wool Plaid Suit
21st May 201314:2825 notes
Get it? Abolish sleevery instead of slavery … because it’s a tank top … and has no sleeves.  
I’m not sure what’s sadder here, the fact that there will be countless college fellas wearing this on the beach over the 4th or how disappointed I am that I didn’t come up with it.  
(via Rowdy Gentleman)
21st May 201314:19
21st May 201314:1057 notes

Your blog is exquisitely above par. Keep up the good work.


Well, that is quite a compliment and very much appreciated.  

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Creole and Low Country architecture never get old
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Opaque  by  andbamnan