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Black and white photograph of a rusty, derelict piece of industrial machinery.

Keith Dotson Photography

Abandoned Industrial Equipment (A0020911)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of iron flourishes on an old fence at the historic house at Carnton, in Franklin, Tennessee. Carnton is a Federal-style house built in 1826. The house and farm was a key site of the American Civil War during the Battle of Franklin in 1864.

Keith Dotson Photography

Antique Iron Fence (IMG_0532)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of an ornate metal fence around the Civil War cemetery on the property at Carnton Plantation, near the location of one of the fiercest battles of the Civil War.

Keith Dotson Photography

Carnton Civil War Cemetery (IMG_0530)

from $96.00

Black and white photograph of the exterior back porch of the historic Carter House in Franklin, Tennessee, with original bullet holes from the battle of Franklin still visible in the siding.

Keith Dotson Photography

Civil War Bullet Holes in the Carter House in Franklin, Tennessee (IMG_0779)

from $108.00

Black and white landscape photograph of a rain shower over the hills near historic Franklin, Tennessee, not far from Nashville.

Keith Dotson Photography

Cloudburst Near Franklin, Tennessee (A0007813)

from $108.00

Black and white architectural detail photograph of an antique wooden shutter with cracking paint on an old house in historic Franklin, Tennessee.

Keith Dotson Photography

Franklin, Tennessee Antique Painted Shutter Architectural Detail Photograph (A0010783)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the front door of the historic Carter House in Franklin, Tennessee. The house and its property was a site of bloody fighting during the battle of Franklin, and bullet holes can still be seen in the house and outbuildings. A bullet scar can be seen in the woodwork next to this old door.

Keith Dotson Photography

Front Doors to the Historic Carter House - Franklin, Tennessee (A0010713)

from $42.00

Black and white photograph of the front of a historic Greek Revival house with Ionic columns in Franklin, Tennessee.

Keith Dotson Photography

Historic House No. 123 in Franklin, Tennessee (A0010818)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of a vintage lamp draped in climbing ivy, in the lawn of a historic house in Franklin, Tennessee.

Keith Dotson Photography

Historic House with Lamp and Ivy in Franklin, Tennessee (A0010777)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of a horse head hitching post in the yard at the historic Carter House in Franklin, Tennessee. The house and its property was a site of bloody fighting during the battle of Franklin, and bullet holes can still be seen in shed in the background.

Keith Dotson Photography

Horse Head Post at the Historic Carter House - Franklin, Tennessee (IMG_0786)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of a grid of industrial windows with myriad textures, splashes, stains and tones. Each pane of glass looks like an individual work of art.

Keith Dotson Photography

Industrial Windows (A0010741)

from $85.00

Black and white photograph of a lazy cat resting in the cool shade of an old shed that still displays bullet holes from the Civil War battle of Franklin, which took place in 1864.

Keith Dotson Photography

Lazy Cat in the Shade of a Civil War Era Shed, Franklin, Tennessee (IMG_0765)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of rocking chairs on the back porch at the historic Carnton house in Franklin, Tennessee.

Keith Dotson Photography

Rocking Chairs on the Porch at Carnton House (P6014040)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of the old worm-eaten wooden door and stone floor of the Carnton smokehouse, an outbuilding that was constructed in 1815.

Keith Dotson Photography

Smokehouse Door From an Old House Built 1815 (IMG_0553)

from $108.00

Black and white industrial photograph of two rusty pipes on a derelict piece of industrial machinery.

Keith Dotson Photography

Two Rusty Pipes (A0020907)

from $108.00

Black and white photograph of a wooden door in an old brick outbuilding on the property of the historic Carter House in Franklin, Tennessee. The house and its property was the site of bloody fighting during the battle of Franklin, and original musket ball holes can still be seen in the house and sheds.

Keith Dotson Photography

Wooden Door at the Historic Carter House in Franklin, Tennessee (IMG_0813)

from $108.00