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Photograph by Preservation Durham survey volunteers, 10.18.2002. According to county property records, this house was constructed in 1930, however, no structure appears here on the 1937 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map. The first resident listed at this address - in the 1941 city directory - was Edward Hobbs, a tobacco worker.

Photograph by Preservation Durham survey volunteers, 10.18.2002. County property records date construction of this house to 1945, but identical structures appear at this location on both 1937 and 1950 Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps.

Photograph by Preservation Durham volunteers, 10.18.2002. According to county property records, this house was constructed in 1925.

1981 Visible in the background is Mt. Gilead Baptist Church, which acquired this house in 1993.

According to the 1907-1908 City Directory, this was the address of two men - Harry and Harry J. Whitmore, perhaps a father and son. Harry was listed as a clerk at an unspecified business, while Harry J. Whitmore was a baker at the shop of James L. Whitmore on East Main Street. Apparently also relatives, these Whitmores lived nearby at 604 Mangum...

1999 Residents listed in the 1907-1908 city directory for this address were Julius A Barbee - a rural postal carrier - and Miss Iola Barbee. It is possible both were relatives of F. M. Barbee, who owned the land as part of a larger parcel including the house he occupied facing Mangum (later moved or demolished to make way for the service station...

Photograph by Preservation Durham survey volunteers, 10.18.2002. According to property records, this duplex was constructed in 1959. Sanborn maps confirm there was no structure on this lot prior to 1950. Aerial photos confirm a building had been erected by 1960, though no residents are listed at this address in the city directory for that year.

Preservation Durham survey volunteers, 11.1.2002. According to county property records, this house was constructed in 1924. Amid the many demolitions and redevelopments in the East End neighborhood and throughout urban Durham, as of 2017 the house at 1105 Hazel remains unchanged and seemingly well cared for. Durham County Department of Tax...

Photograph by Preservation Durham survey volunteers, 10.18.2002. This house appears to have been built around 1914 by David Jones and his wife, Alice Daniel Jones - possibly replacing an earlier home built closer to the street on the same parcel. Originally from a large family in the Dutchville Township of neighboring Granville County, David Jones...

Photograph by Preservation Durham survey volunteers, 11.01.2002. According to county property records, this house was constructed in 1944, however, a similarly located and configured structure appears on the 1937 Sanborn Fire Insurance map. Originally a duplex, in recent years it appears to have been remodeled as a single-family dwelling. Durham...