2011 Preservation Durham Home Tour : Duke Park
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2011 Preservation Durham Home Tour : Duke Park
Submitted by gary on Fri, 09/09/2011 - 8:52am
DUKE PARK / DUKE PARK POOL AND BATHHOUSE
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1910
/ modified in 1930
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1429 NORTH MANGUM STREET / 105 EAST KNOX STREET
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built in
1929
/ modified in 1940
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1423 ACADIA STREET
built in
1950
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1405 NORTH MANGUM STREET
built in
1923
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106 EAST MARKHAM AVENUE
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202 EAST MARKHAM AVENUE
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built in
1925
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1617 SHAWNEE STREET - The Alfred Henderson King House
built in
1957
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The Alfred Henderson King House, 1617 Shawnee, Durham. Designed and built by T. W. Wilkinson in 1957. Essentially a multi-level ranch house in structure and style, the King House is four separate levels with a central stair, alternating back and forth between public and private areas. Sold to Nixon advisor Nicholas H. Morley, who used it while in town for the Durham Rice Diet. Sold to Walker L. and Martha Pruitt. Sold to 1978 to Jack and Judith M. Keene. Sold in 1987 to Michael and Rosalind Harris. Sold in 1990 to Victoria Mask.
1913 GLENDALE AVENUE
built in
1953
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