Lyon Park

1009 Carroll Street/1009 Shaw Street

This home was demolished around 2008, but was previously the home of Reverend Dangerfield Newby, Jr. , namesake of the man who died first in John Brown's raid. The reverend also preached at Emmanuel AME and Wall Street AME.

Lyon Park School

Lyon Park School, likely 1930s (William Franklin Warren Collection, Durham County Library) Lyon Park School, 1950s (Courtesy The Herald-Sun Newspaper) 04.03.11 (G. Kueber)

1208 Cornell Street / James Alston House

1104 Moreland Ave.

1003 Cornell St. - Hogan's Sport Shop

12.31.05 - (Photo by Lisa Brockmeier) Hogan's Sport Shop was in business as early as 1962; I haven't looked back earlier than that. It sat on the same lot as 1207 Morehead Ave. It seems to have been torn down around 2010.

1505 Morehead Ave.

10.12.13 (Photo by Gary Kueber) 1956 CD; Hobbie's Grill (restaurant.)

1003 Morehead Avenue

Between the 1940s and the 1960s, this was home to Tapp's Grocery and Market.

1014 Moreland Ave.

Octavius E. Wilkerson was the longtime proprietor of this small neighborhood grocery.

1022 Moreland Ave.

1100 Moreland Ave.