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Submitted by Greg (not verified) on Mon, 8/4/2014 - 6:38pm
I remember when "Doug" moved in. It was considered quite an opulent place at the time and the students and lots of alums thought it over the top. But my best memory is marching to there during "The Vigil" which was on the main quad right after the MLK assassination. Quite emotional times and in the end Duke/Knight's reaction to the affair forced him out of office.
Submitted by PR (not verified) on Mon, 11/3/2014 - 5:13pm
Grew up walking with my family on the Duke Cross Country trail and we'd park on Pinecrest just a few feet from the eastern driveway of this house. The photo on this page is the first time I've ever actually seen it, considering how well concealed it is by the forest. It's lovely, though. Deep on the trail near the Washington Duke Inn split, you can see the back windows of the house -- just barely -- through the tree limbs.
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