Residential

Photo by Pam Lappegard circa 2024 The house at 225 Pineview Road is an early example of a hipped-roof ranch in the Rockwood neighborhood. The house illustrates the story of the development, retains many original features, and is an example of sensitive additions having been done well. The Rockwood subdivision – nestled between Durham Chapel Hill...

Tinnin-Davis House, 1921 Ernest Tinnin was a mill hand at Erwin Cotton Mill and worked in the weave room at Mill No. 4 after it opened in 1925. When the house was built, it had wood siding and the front door faced C Street (now called Knox St). Ten years later, they sold the property to the Davises and moved to 911 Carolina, presumably to save...

This pIcture is ca 1892. Several of the Wilkerson children are pictured on the front steps.

Before Liberty Street was extended east of Dillard around 1930, the section starting just inside the Lynchburg & Durham (later Norfolk & Western, now Norfolk Southern) Railroad and extending towards East Durham was known as Lottie Street. Changes in numeration make it difficult to establish the date of construction and first residents of what would...

According to County Property records this house was built in 1925.

According to county property property records, this house was constructed in 1934.

According to county property records, this house was constructed in 1940.

According to county property records, this house was constructed in 1920.

According to county property records, this house was constructed in 1920.