1024 Angier Avenue

35.986584, -78.8906993

1024
Angier Avenue
Durham
NC
Year built
Pre-1913
Year demolished
Post-1979
Builder
Durham Hosiery Mills Company
Architectural style
Mill House
Neighborhood
Edgemont
Use
Residential
Building Type
Residential
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1024 Angier Avenue was once home to a mill house built by Durham Hosiery. The floor layout shows it was Durham Hosiery's "F" type house, with an "indoor" bathroom. Based on the source, it is likely this house was built before 1913, and demolished after 1979.

“Inventory of Edgemont and East Durham Early Textile Mill Villages.” North Carolina Digital Collections. https://digital.ncdcr.gov/digital/collection/p16062coll47/id/3182/rec/1.

A top-down view diagram of a house, showing the layout of 1024 Angier Avenue.
Related Businesses / Organizations

Durham Hosiery Mills Company

The Durham Hosiery Company had its beginnings in 1894, when it was organized by George Graham, and began operations in a building on Church Street, and subsequently, Morris Street. Later that same year, Julian S. Carr (who had achieved wealth and fame as President and partner in first Blackwell's and then the Bull Durham Tobacco Company) and John W...
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