1022 W Trinity

1999 (DC tax office)

(Below in italics is from the National Register listing; not verified for accuracy by this author.)

Two-and-one-half-story slate- covered gambrel-roofed Dutch Colonial Revival style frame house constructed 1918 for Edwin Pusey, Superintendent of Durham City Schools. Slate-covered pent roof delineates first story and shelters trabeated main entrance which is flanked by double-hung sash sidelights.

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from A House in the City, October 26, 1975 [first home tour of the Trinity Park Association]:

1022 West Trinity Ave. A Dutch colonial style house built in 1918 for Edwin Pusey, superintendent of Durham City Schools who came here from Baltimore. The unobtrusive side staircase which opens to both the front and back of the house is a notable feature of the Dutch colonial style. The kitchen was remodeled in 1970 with beautifully crafted cherry cupboards. In the rear is a delightful stone patio. Home of Mr. and Mrs. Max Gray Rogers.