1006 W. Trinity Ave. - Freedman House

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1006
West Trinity Avenue
Durham
NC
Year built
1938
Architects/Designers
Hackney and Knott
Architectural style
Tudor Revival
Construction type
Brick
Masonry
National Register
Trinity Park
Neighborhood
Trinity Park
Use
Residence
Building Type
Residential
Local ID
102143
Historic Preservation Society of Durham Plaque No.
76
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Constructed in 1938 for Jacob Freedman, his wife Mary and their 3 children, this one-and-one-half-story brick house is one of the few Tudor Revival style houses built in Trinity Park. Its salient features include a clipped-gable roofline, large exterior chimney with multiple shoulders on the main facade, and decorative stonework around the pointed arched front door . (CD)

Freedman was manager of D. Freedman Company, a clothing store located at 341 West Main St. , along with other members of his family.

Per Triangle Modernist Houses:

Sold in 2006 to David and Sarah Nevill. Sold in July 2010 to the GRSW Stewart Real Estate Trust. Sold in October 2010 to Carol Dianne Martin.

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Submitted by Joe123 on Sun, 3/5/2017 - 11:55am

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Submitted by Joe123 on Sun, 3/5/2017 - 11:55am

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Submitted by Dan_Freedman on Mon, 4/17/2023 - 9:40am

My grandparents (Jacob and May) bought this house and my father lived in it.  My grandmother's name was May, not Mary.  Mary was my actually my grandfather's sister.

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