Worth Street

1003 Worth Street

1984 --- Three houses were built along the 900 block of Morning Glory Avenue (the 100 block in the above picture) near the entry to the Golden Belt Manufacturing Co. around 1901. Somewhat more specialized than the mill houses to the east, I speculate that they might have been built for managerial types, or may have been built by private contractors...

1004 Worth St.

Looking southeast, March 1979 Looking southwest, 01.04.08 A new home was built on the site in 2015. 03.04.2015 (G. Kueber) 03.26.15 (G. Kueber) 04.29.16 (N. Levy)

1005 Worth St.

1006 Worth St.

1007 Worth St.

1008 Worth St.

1979 Whoops. 01.04.08

1007-1011 Worth Street

(Courtesy Herald-Sun) The ~1957 bird's eye view of the Golden Belt - Morning Glory mill village shows another of the distinct housing styles built in the village - the two story , single-pile, hall-and-parlor house, which lined a good portion of Worth and Franklin Sts. Although not specified, it seems likely that these houses were intended either...

1009 Worth St.

1010 Worth St.

1984 01.04.08 The Durham Housing Authority, owner of this property as of 2006, failed to renovate the property (or do anything with it) during their first several years of ownership. After several years of inaction, put this property out for sealed bid in August of 2008. They received a bid on the property, then rejected all bids because they hadn...

1011 Worth St.