401 EAST MAIN ST.

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401 EAST MAIN ST.

401
East Main Street
,
Durham
NC
Cross street: 
North Queen Street
Built in
1880-1895
/ Demolished in
1930-1937
Construction type: 
Masonry
,
Frame
,
Stone
Neighborhood: 
Downtown East
Type: 
Residential
Use: 
Residence

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401
East Main Street
,
Durham
NC
Cross street: 
North Queen Street
Built in
1880-1895
/ Demolished in
1930-1937
Construction type: 
Masonry
,
Frame
,
Stone
Neighborhood: 
Downtown East
Type: 
Residential
Use: 
Residence

 


The William Guthrie house at 401 E. Main, looking north from E. Main ~1895.
(Courtesy Duke Archives)

The William Guthrie house was torn down in the late 1920s / early 1930s for  a filling station: Nate Johnson's Gulf.


Looking northeast, 1950s.
(Courtesy St. Philip's Archives)


The northeast corner of N. Queen and E. Main, location of the William Guthrie house, the Parish House, and the under-construction addition, looking northeast, 2007.

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