Apartments

524 Holloway - Henry Wilkerson House

524 Holloway, 1964. Henry Wilkerson was an administrator at the Golden Belt Hosiery Mill. He had this house constructed, likely around the time the Hosiery Mill began operations nearby, in 1901.

Fayette Place

Fayette Place was a large public housing project developed by the Durham Housing Authority in 1967; it supplanted a large portion of residential Hayti and served as 'replacement housing' for many who were forced out of historic housing by urban renewal. With Durham Freeway Construction in the background - 1967 (Durham County LIbrary) 1959 Aerial...

413 East Chapel Hill St.

(Courtesy Duke Archives) The 400 block of East Chapel Hill Street was primarily transformed from a residential into a commercial street in the 1920s. The above picture shows 401, 405, 407, and 415 had been built by 1924. Looking east down East Chapel Hill, 1927 (Courtesy Durham County Library) By the 1940s, the block was built out. Looking east...

408 East Pettigrew

1920s view showing part of 408-412 on the right. (Courtesy Durham County Library / North Carolina Collection) 408-412 East Pettigrew was a multi-tenant commercial building built in 1928 by G.P. Holloway. He established the Bull City Barber Shop in the 410 E. Pettigrew bay that same year. Bull City Cafe occupied the 412 E. Pettigrew bay. Early...

1003 Alma St.

3417 Hope Valley Road

This home is part of an apartment complex (of buildings) that sit behind the wall at Hope Valley and MLK (including 3407/3409/3413/3415/3417 Hope Valley Rd). Since this photo was taken, this building, along with 3407, has gotten a shiny new red roof. In the first part of the century, this land was home to the Gibbs family, who ran Hope Valley Dairy...

3409 Hope Valley Rd

Prior to this modern home being built around 2000, this land was the location of a dairy farm, and later an apartment complex in the 1950s.

906 W. Trinity Ave. - Trinity Apts.

(Durham County tax office) (Below in italics is from the National Register listing; not verified for accuracy by this author.) Three-story, five-bay brick apartment building constructed in 1928 according to an incised stone shield centered near the top of the stepped parapet roofline. Recessed, stuccoed rectangular panels delineated by brick...

920 W. Trinity Ave.

(Durham County tax office) (Below in italics is from the National Register listing; not verified for accuracy by this author.) L-shaped two-story, brick veneered apartment building, constructed c. 1960.

924 W. Trinity Ave.

(Durham County tax office) (Below in italics is from the National Register listing; not verified for accuracy by this author.) Altered c. 1920 two-story hip-roofed dwelling currently divided into four apartment units. First floor retains four-over- one windows. Second story replacement projecting aluminum windows. Front porch replaced with metal...