Angier Avenue

1408 Angier Avenue

Small Victorian house exhibits the residential character that typified this part of Angier Avenue in the early 20th century

1404 Angier Avenue - Standard Oil Company

'Art-Deco Industrial' buildings for bulk oil have been repurposed for biofuels

1513 Angier Avenue

Apartment Building retains a stately appearance.

1603 Angier Avenue

Nice farmhouse Victorian - Fireballed and NISed in 2006.

1601 Angier Avenue

A nice farmhouse Victorian that unfortunately entered the Fireball zone of housing destruction

1604 Angier Avenue

A Craftsman bungalow with several interesting features, including a multiplicity of windows, which has seen unfortunate plasticization over the past 10 years.

1609 Angier Avenue

1609 Angier Ave., looking west-northwest, late 2006. 1928: Clements, EP 1934: Clements, E Pate 1940: D_____, H___P 1945: Lloyd, Mack N. 1950: Stell, Fredrick 1955: “ 1960: Sineath, Troy Looking northwest, 2007, after teardown by NIS Progress, 2011. Find this spot on a Google Map. 35.984381,-78.883179

1612 Angier Avenue - Young-Poe House

Young House, 1904 (Courtesy Sara Young) [Left to right in the picture are: In cart: Theodore Cotton Young, Bennett St. Clair Young, William Dorsey Young Jr. Lady standing in white: Viola Victoria Barbee Young Lady standing in black: Unknown Girl sitting on steps: Jessie Owen Young Lady in black sitting on porch: Ada Cotton Barbee Girl standing far...

1616 Angier Avenue

1616 Angier Avenue, 1980 1616 Angier Avenue was built by Charles W. Morris and his wife Alice in the first decade of the 20th century, the inventory gives this architectural description of the house ~1980:

1702 Angier Avenue

Queen Anne house built by Durham Hosiery Mills master mechanic James B. Vaughan around the turn of the 20th century.