Research into historic buildings and regional aesthetics can be helpful for gaining a deeper understanding of the evolution of certain design elements. The Library of Congress includes an extensive online image collection of American architecture, cityscapes, and landscapes which can provide inspiration and historical context, particularly for restoration projects or vintage-inspired designs

1. Jennifer Brantley Masone: The American
Library of Congress Provides Digital Catalog
of Historic Architecture and Landscapes

2. The Library of Congress and Architecture
 Research into historic buildings and regional aesthetics can
be helpful for gaining a deeper understanding of the
evolution of certain design elements. The Library of Congress
includes an extensive online image collection of American
architecture, cityscapes, and landscapes which can provide
inspiration and historical context, particularly for restoration
projects or vintage-inspired designs. This Library of Congress
site, entitled Built in America, also gives information about
the history of the collection.

3. Digital Resources for Architecture
 With thousands of images, the Library of Congress website
offers insight into historical developments across the United
States, from 1933 onward. These images demonstrate a
range of architectural and engineering approaches to design,
which may correspond with the size, scope, or purpose of the
historical project. Visitors to the website may search for a
specific state, region, architectural elements, or viewpoint.
Some images include detailed information, such as year,
latitude, and longitude.

4. About Jennifer Brantley Masone:
Based in Weston, Connecticut, Ms. Masone has worked in the
field of architecture and design for over 15 years. The experience
of Jennifer Brantley Masone includes planning, development,
and design for public buildings, restaurants, and retail
environments.