Lawrence, Telphor Hinton

(Below in italics is from the National Register listing; not verified for accuracy by this author.) With 1008 and 1010 Green St., one of the three. houses built by T.H. Lawrence with salvage from Sornerset·Villa. Here,·the roof is hipped with a hip-roofed attic dormer and the porch supports are large brick piers.

(Below in italics is from the National Register listing; not verified for accuracy by this author.) One of the three· houses, with 1008 and 1012 Green St., built by contractor T.H. Lawrence with salvage from Somerset Villa. This one has a hipped roof, front attic gable containing a vent and porch supports of box posts on box plinths.

One of three very similar large, two-story brick Foursquares constructed in a row in late 1920s by contractor T.H. Lawrence with salvaged materials from Julian S. Carr's razed mansion, Somerset Villa. All feature exterior end chimney with corbelled stack and full-facade hip-roofed porch, granite sills, floor plan with wide center hall; all interior fixtures and trim from Carr's house. They are distinguished by their rooflines and porch supports. This house has a pedimented gable end roof, two gabled attic dormers, and porch supports of box posts on brick plinths.

1999 (DC tax office) (Below in italics is from the National Register listing; not verified for accuracy by this author.) In the 1920s, contractor T.H. Lawrence built this shingled Foursquare for his own home. Two interior chimneys are balanced on the hip roof and attic dormer contains leaded glass. Shaped rafter ends appear in the wide eaves. A...

Directly across the road from the homeplace, Durham contractor Telphor Lawrence built a large and fashionable bungalow for Neal’s son, John, and his wife, Annie Lou, in 1921. The bungalow features such characteristic Craftsman details as a deep side-gabled roof that engages a spacious front porch, wood shingled walls, braced eaves, and a side bay...

(Courtesy Durham County Library) 04.30.11

1930s. T.H. Lawrence was the contractor who built this two-story brick Foursquare in 1925 for banker TB Pierce. Many details are similar to 310 Watts Street. A hipped roof carries a shingled dormer with multi-paned windows; other nine-over-one windows are paired or grouped in threes. Large paired triangular brackets decorate the wide eaves. A full...

Carr Junior High --- Brodie Duke's house, 1883. (Courtesy Durham County Library / North Carolina Collection) Brodie Duke, the eldest of Washington Duke's children, was the first of the Duke clan to recognize the potential of Durham in expanding tobacco production and transport. Brodie was born in 1846, the second child of Washington Duke and Mary...

From Watts St., 1920s. (Courtesy Durham County Library / North Carolina Collection) From N. Buchanan Blvd., 1920s (Courtesy Durham County Library / North Carolina Collection) One of the earlier masonry apartment buildings in Trinity Park, the Powe Apartments were built between 1920 and 1923 by contractor TH Lawrence. The apartments consist of two...