Tudor Revival

From the 1998 Preservation Durham Home Tour Booklet: A house-plan book of the late 1920s would surely have described the Alfonso Elder house as "A Bungalow of English Inheritance." Indeed, the design of this well-built, nicely-detailed house appears to be influenced by the book "Small Homes of Architectural Distinction, published by the ARchitect's...

401 East Trinity, ~1980. (State Historic Preservation Office) In 1912, Lonnie Hamlin and his wife Mabel are listed at 308 N. Elizabeth Street. They appear to have lived at this address only briefly; in October 1913, they purchased property (two separate lots) on the corner of "an unnamed street" (which would become "Hamlin Street") and Trinity...

08.28.11 Homer Montsinger House. 2 1/2-story, front gable Tudor Revival cottage with stuccoed walls, central chimney, timber eaves, 6-over-1 Craftsman sash windows, two side shed dormers, and original glazed and paneled door with sidelights. The engaged side porch and the front gable porch have stuccoed columns. 1930 CD: Homer E. Montsinger...

08.28.11 J.C. Kluttz House. Tudor Cottage with steep side gable roof with an exterior end chimney, plain siding and 9-over-l paired sash windows. The replacement front door has a pedimented stoop and boxed posts. A recessed comer porch has boxed posts and a plain railing. 1930 CD: John C. Kluttz occupant.

08.28.11 F.E. Schnepfe House. 1 1/2-story Tudor Revival brick house with a steep side · gable roof, an end chimney and a half-timbered shed dormer. Windows are 6-over- 1 sash. A glazed and paneled door stands beneath an eyebrow roof on a small stoop. A hip roof side porch with chamfered posts is enclosed. 1925 CD: F. E. Schnepfe occupant.

From the National Register: Clyde Hardy House. 2-story Tudor Revival cottage with a side gabled roof with a gabled front wing, 6-over-1 sash windows, the original glazed and paneled front door, plain siding, and a gable end chimney. The corner porch has medieval style boxed posts and Tudor pediment over the entrance bay. 1940 CD: Clyde T. Hardy and...