Colonial Revival

Built as the Angier Avenue Baptist Church Parsonage in 1950

Christian B. Linwood House. Side-gabled 1 1/2-story brick Colonial Revival-style house.

Ballard E. Troy House. Two-story side-gabled brick Colonial Revival-style house.

Charles D. Faucette House. Substantial 2-story side-gabled bick Colonial Revival-style house.

John C. Troy House. Side-gabled 1/2-story Colonial Revival-style house.

This two story double-pile side-gable house of Colonial Revival style was owned by Dr. Norman Spikes. Original features are an entrance with a wooden fanlight and sidelights, a vaulted 1-bay entrance porch, and 6-over-6 sash windows.

This one story side-gable brick duplex is of modest Colonial Revival style, with 2 gabled dormers and an engaged porch with boxed posts. Ira and Vera Lynn lived here in 1951.

01.01.08 Near replica of the St. George Tucker House in Williamsburg, Va., built in 1952 according to design by Archie Davis for medical doctor Hunter Sweaney. Interior in center hall plan features modillion crown molding, Georgian mantelpieces, sheathed wainscoting, and a study fully panelled in 16" beaded boards. Dr. Sweaney married Francis...

This Colonial Revival-style house was built with random-coursed stone rubble, a gable end chimney and 6-over-6 sash windows with flat arches. The entrance has fluted pilasters and a classical pediment. Owner Hurley Parrish was manager at the East Durham Branch of Fidelity Bank.