Residence

111 N. Hyde Park Ave.

(Below in italics is from the 2004 East Durham National Register listing; not verified for accuracy by this author.) 1-story side-gable bungalow with gabled front dormer, eave brackets, decorative exposed rafter tails, and an engaged porch. Alterations include vinyl siding, replacement sash windows, and replacement porch posts. 1930-1940 CDs: Edw...

McDougald Terrace

McDougald Terrace was developed on vacant land east of Hayti and NCCU as part of large-scale public housing development in Durham, funded and authorized by the Housing Act of 1949. Two major, racially-segregated projects were developed in the early 1950s - Few Gardens, for white residents, McDougald Terrace, for African-American residents. Looking...

1104 Hazel St.

Photograph by Preservation Durham survey volunteers, 11.01.2002. According to county property records, this house was constructed in 1924.

First George Watts House / Calvert (durham) Academy

Eugene Morehead and George Watts were pioneers in the area that would become Morehead Hill when they built their houses on the western side of Lee (later Duke) St. in 1880. As the activity in the neighborhood increased, WT Blackwell sought to purchase the land on the eastern side of Duke St., directly across from their houses, to build worker...

412 Dowd St.

1981 Photograph by Preservation Durham survey volunteers, 10.18.2002.

402 East Piedmont Avenue

1409 Gearwood Ave.

Photograph by Preservation Durham survey volunteers, 11.01.2002. According to county property records, this house was constructed in 1945.

916 N. Elizabeth St.

Photograph by Preservation Durham survey volunteers, 11.01.2002. According to county property records, this house was constructed in 1930.

910 Gurley St.

Photograph by Preservation Durham survey volunteers, 10.18.2002. Likely built around 1920, permits suggest this bungalow was demolished some time between 2009 and 2011.

512 Gray Ave.

According to county property records, this house was built in 1934.