East Piedmont Avenue

June 1965 - Courtesy of Durham County Library, North Carolina Collection, Urban Renewal Records ( online via DigitalNC) Described by the appraiser facilitating its acquisition and demolition by the Durham Redevelopment Commission as a "duplex residence" in "fair" condition, 303 East Piedmont was the long-time home of Iola Cunningham Allen (1897...

June 1965 - Courtesy of Durham County Library, North Carolina Collection, Urban Renewal Records ( online via DigitalNC) This two-story structure - apparently at times a grocery as well as a boarding house - was one of the few not demolished on this block of Piedmont Avenue at the southern edge of the Hayti "redevelopment" area. Durham County Tax...

June 1965 - Photograph from Durham Urban Renewal Records Collection, Durham County Library, North Carolina Collection. Built on the site of a wooden church dating back to the early 20th century, the new Gospel Tabernacle United Holy Church was dedicated in memory of its longtime minister, Reverend Henry L. Fisher. Rev. Fisher also served for years...

906, 908, and 910 Fayetteville, the block between Fowler Avenue (to the north) and East Piedmont Avenue (to the south) was a residential block. In 1923, 910 was occupied by HL Robinson. 910 Fayetteville, 1962. (Courtesy Durham County Library / North Carolina Collection)

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