Stone

Eugene Morehead Grave Monument

Civil War Memorial

(04.23.14) Front: IN MEMORY OF / “THE BOYS WHO / WORE THE GRAY” Left: DEDICATED MAY 10TH, 1924 Right: THIS MEMORIAL / ERECTED BY / THE PEOPLE OF / DURHAM COUNTY. 04.23.14 This statue was pulled down by protesters on August 14, 2017. 08.14.2017 (Herald-Sun) 08.14.2017 (Herald-Sun)

Duke Family Mausoleum

Confederate Veterans Memorial / Graves

04.23.14 04.23.14 (Gun is a naval gun dating to the Spanish-American war. Would be interested in further info on the gun.) 04.23.14

Campus Drive / Free Expression Bridge

Long a free-wheeling canvas for the Duke student community, the "free expression bridge" was dominated by self-promotion by earnest interest groups and Greek groups - but occasionally attracted some artistic expression or humorous graffiti. In 2013, the state DOT replaced the actual bridge carrying Main Street over Campus Drive, including the...

Duke Memorial Methodist

The home church of the Duke family, this congregation began at Gregson and West Main before moving to this impressive Duke-funded edifice in 1912.

James A. and Irene B. Smith House

1417 Acadia Street, 2011 (Courtesy Alex Maness) The J. A. Smith House, 1931 1417 Acadia Street Among the last houses built in Duke Park before the crushing weight of the Great Depression halted nearly all construction, the J. A. Smith House is nevertheless an outstanding example of the Tudor or gothic revival style so popular in the Duke Park...

Asbury United Methodist

Asbury United Methodist, 03.10.68 (Courtesy The Herald-Sun Newspaper)

2111 Duncan St. – Leroy B. & Catherine Frasier House

(December 2017, Photo by Heather Slane, hmwPreservation) From the National Register Historic District description: One of a small number of stone houses in the district, this one-and-a-half-story, side-gabled Period Cottage has a flat-roofed wing on the right (south) elevation, flush with the façade, and an asymmetrical, front-gabled entrance wing...

West Durham Baptist / Grey Stone Baptist Church

West Durham Baptist / Grey Stone Baptist, 1935. (Courtesy Durham County Library / North Carolina Collection)