DURHAM HOTEL / TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
201-203East Main StreetCross street: North Church StreetDurhamNC1898-1903 Looking north-northeast, 1905. (Courtesy Durham County Library) The building on the northeast corner of East Main St. and...
View Article205 DUANE ST.
205Duane StreetDurhamNC1870-192004.17.14Use: ResidenceArchitectural style: CottageType: ResidentialConstruction type: FrameNeighborhood: Eastern Durham
View Article3442 ANGIER AVE. - P. JONES FARM
3442Angier AvenueDurhamNC1860-19201999Owned by the Coca-Cola bottling company of Durham as of 2014. Appears from a distance to be deteriorating / to have lost its windows.04.17.2014Use:...
View ArticleWaller, Michael E.
Education 1997 B.F.A., Sculpture, East Carolina University , Greenville , North Carolina .Work Experience 2003-present Business Owner/Manager, WallerFoushee Studios, LLC2003-present Studio Manager,...
View ArticlePreiss, Andrew
From his bio on his ARP design studio website:Since receiving a BA in Design from Duke University in 1991, Andrew Preiss has owned and operated ARP Design Studio, creating unique custom furnishings as...
View ArticleINTERSTATE TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH SWITCHING STATION - 104 CITY HALL PL....
104Holloway StreetDurhamNC19201967The fourth and last of the main telephone exchange buildings established downtown, and the only one dedicated to the purpose, was the building at 104 Holloway St. The...
View ArticleFranklin, Charles Otho
Son of Wiley Paschall Franklin and Caroline Weaver Franklin.Brother of: --Children of Wiley Paschall Franklin --Children of Caroline Weaver James Oscar Franklin [Charles Otho Franklin] Lester Lee...
View ArticleFranklin, Nora Frances
Nora F. Franklin was the daughter of Minnie Beck Franklina and Charles Otho Franklin. She never married, and continued to live at 507 Yancey St. after the death of her father and mother. She worked at...
View ArticleFranklin, Minnie Beck
1950s at 507 Yancey St. (Gene Franklin)Daughter of James Beck and Ailsey Garner Beck. Married to Charles Otho Franklin around 1900.Charles and Minnie were the parents of: Tommie Franklin(1901-1984 VA)...
View ArticleFRANKLIN HOUSE - 507 YANCEY STREET
507Built as a rental house ~1901, this house was owner-occupied by the Franklin family for 50 years.Yancey StreetDurhamNCPeople: Franklin, Minnie Beck, Franklin, Charles Otho, Franklin, Nora Frances,...
View ArticleMorehead, Eugene
Son of North Carolina Governor John Motley Morehead, Eugene Morehead (1845-1889) was a classmate of Julian S. Carr at the University of North Carolina and, with Carr's encouragement, came to Durham and...
View ArticleBlackwell, William Thomas
Below from NCPedia:William Thomas Blackwell, tobacco manufacturer and civic leader, was born near Woodsdale in northern Person County. His father was James Lipscomb Blackwell, his mother Eleanor Fox...
View ArticleJones, Thomas Decatur
Thomas Decatur Jones (1852-1889) was in the tobacco business, buying into an auction house in 1880 and building a monumental brick warehouse at Morgan and Great Jones streets in 1885. He was born on a...
View Article1016 Iredell St
1016Craftsman bungalow built in 1924 and renovated in 2005 and, again, in 2012. The 2012 renovation removed vinyl siding and restored original woodwork. 3 bedrooms; 1.5 baths; 1,500 square feet.Iredell...
View Article2212 CHAUTAUQUA AVE.
2212Chautauqua AvenueDurhamNC1910-1925 Use: ResidenceArchitectural style: Four SquareType: ResidentialConstruction type: FrameNeighborhood: College View
View Article709 YANCEY ST.
709Yancey StreetArchitect/Designers: Harkrader, RichardDurhamNCBuilders: New Morning Construction19782012Passive solar house built in 1978 by Richard and Lonna Harkrader / New Morning...
View Article817 NORTH MANGUM ST.
817North Mangum StreetDurhamNC191005.30.11 (G. Kueber)201420142014Use: ResidentialArchitectural style: Colonial RevivalConstruction type: BrickNational Register: North Durham – Duke ParkType:...
View Article218 NORTH DILLARD STREET - BROWN HOUSE
218North Dillard StreetCross street: Holloway StreetArchitect/Designers: Barber, George FranklinDurhamNC1885-1900~1890s (Courtesy Chris DiMattei.) If it isn't clear, the landscape is drawn in around...
View ArticleHOLLOWAY STREET SCHOOL
1107The Holloway Street school was built in 1928, designed by Durham architects Rose and Rose. Rear wings were added to the school in 1950 and 1954. A gymnasium was added in 1975.Holloway StreetCross...
View Article314 ELLIOTT ST.
This one-story, pyramidal-roofed, Queen Anne influenced home with hip-roofed front dormer has a wraparound front porch supported by battered wood posts on brick piers. The first known resident is...
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