Cozart Street

Cozart Street, known earlier as Cozart Alley and later as Cozart Avenue, is named for Thomas G. Cozart; the street ran along his eastern property line. His house remained standing well into the 1950s, notable for an orientation towards the railroad tracks rather than towards his eponymous street. Cozart was a tobacconist in Durham during the 1880s.

544 East Pettigrew

(Courtesy State of North Carolina Archives) Block of East Pettigrew between Henry Alley (intersecting street on the right) and Cozart St. (intersecting street next to Speight's service station, on the left) - ~1940s. 544 East Pettigrew is the two-story structure to the right of Cozart Street.