Carolina Avenue

(Below in italics is from the 1984 National Register listing; not verified for accuracy by this author.) T-shaped house covered with aluminum siding. Some of the fenestration has been altered and the porch railing has been removed, but the porch retains its original box posts. I assume the house has been significantly changed since 1984, as "some...

T-shaped house with replacement fenestration, metal porch supports and railing, and aluminum siding.

08.28.11 John C. Dailey House. Substantial 2 story, pyramidal-roofCraftsman/Colonial Revival style house with pedimented cross gables, plain siding, 1-over-1 sash windows, original glazed front door with 1 sidelight, wraparound porch with granite Craftsman posts, and a granite foundation. 1925 CD: J. C. Dailey occupant. Dailey operated a grocery on...

08.28.11 Neal-Ford House. Substantial 2 1/2- story Neoclassical style house with a pyramidal roof, 2 interior chimneys, boxed and molded eaves, and plain siding. Openings include a glazed and paneled front door with transom and sidelights, large 1-over-1 sash windows, and a front gabled dormer with a Palladian window. Some upper sash have Queen...

08.28.11 (The information below in italics is from the Historic Preservation Society of Durham Plaque Application for the Clay-Lloyd House) The story begins with Kurt and Linda Hube purchasing 2100 W. Club Blvd. in May of 2003, and renovating it under the guidelines of the NC Historic Preservation Society. They learned during this time that the...

08.28.11 Dr. Merle T. Adkins, associated with Watts Hospital, bought the lot at 2101 West Club in late 1915 and had the house constructed soon thereafter. The house is a two-story, hipped-roof Colonial Revival Prairie style house with exposed rafter tails, front and side hip dormers, 12-over-1 sash windows, wood shake siding, and interior chimneys...

08.28.11 Bowden-Arena House. Oscar Bowden purchased the lot in 1919 and built the house soon afterward. Bowden owned Bowden's Cafe on Parrish St. From the 1940s, the house was occupied by Dr. and Mrs. Arena and their family. Two and 1/2-story Craftsman style house with a side gable roof with deep, bracketed eaves, an end chimney, and wood shingle...

08.28.11 Colonial Revival style brick church with front gable, 8-bay-deep nave, a shallow portico, a bell tower, and a rear 2-story wing. The rear wing was built first, about 1960. Later the church bought and demolished the Dr. McCracken House facing Club Blvd. to make room for the new sanctuary.