Clay Street

January 2023, Matt N. (Bull City Media)

203 Clay St

2002 Ashe St.

Below in italics is from the 2004 NRHP East Durham documents - not verified for accuracy by this author. Jesse Holloway House. 1-story tri-gable house with 4-over-4 sash windows, a wraparound porch, and a 4-pane window in the front gable.Alterations incluse all-over vinyl siding, replacement metal porch posts, and a rear shed roof addition. 1939 CD...

1908 Angier Avenue

Below in italics is from the 2004 NRHP East Durham documents - not verified for accuracy by this author. 1-story gable-and-wing type house with a secondary front cross-gable, some 2-over-2 sash windows on the sides, and a full porch. Alterations include vinyl siding, replacement facade windows, and replacement metal porch posts. [1913 SM, 1930 CD]...

1817 Vale St. - Gardner House

2006 (rear of house) (Below in italics is from the East Durham District NR listing; not verified for accuracy by this author.) Gardner House. 2-story gable-and-wing type house with 2-over-2 sash windows. Alterations include vinyl siding and a replacement porch. 1925-1935 CDs: L. Landon Gardiner, occupant. 1940 CD: Eva Gardner owner/occupant. Garage...

405 Clay Street

405 Clay Street

Durham Lumber Company / Delta Gypsum

Durham Lumber Company, 1910 The land south of the Cheek Farm, adjacent to the North Carolina Railroad Tracks was owned and operated by the Durham Lumber Company - when this was initially established, I'm not sure. By 1904, the land belonged to WT Carrington, who ran an eponymous lumber company on the same site - by 1909 this reverted to the Durham Lumber Company.

Carr United Methodist And Parsonage - East Peabody

Carr United Methodist Church - 1900 (Courtesy Rod Mullen) Carr United Methodist church began out of the establishment of the Durham Cotton Manufacturing Company in East Durham. Julian Carr, who, along with the Dukes was a lifelong Methodist, provided the funds to establish the church on the north side of the railroad tracks, across from the factory...

402 Clay Street

402 Clay, ~2005 402 Clay, the parcel, was originally part of the Cheek Farm, subdivided by H. A. Foushee and wife Annie H. in 1905 and sold off as individual lots. The 402 Clay parcel was sold to to E. C. McCall on Feb. 3, 1906 for $350. McCall was a clerk with the Durham & Southern Railway Co who previously lived at 201 Vivian Street - it appears...

313 Clay Street

Find this spot on a Google Map. 35.981839,-78.880237

309 Clay Street

01.22.11 Find this spot on a Google Map. 35.982077,-78.88011