Devon Road

Duke cardiologist, Dr. Edward Orgain and his family loved this fine Colonial Revivalist house and called it home for more than 50 years. The Orgains did not build it, however, nor did they seek it out. It fell into their hands through the fortunes of war. In 1937 Duke economist Herbert von Beckerath and his wife, Guelda, bought two Devon Road lots...

John and Anne Wood House 3409 Windsor Way, 1984, Noncontributing Building

Joe and Julie Walston House 3104 Devon Road, 1977, Noncontributing Building

Sterling and Helen Nicholson House 3310 Devon Road, ca. 1958, Contributing Building

Betty Price Gwyn House 1963 (Razed) 3126 Devon Road

Harvey and Sarah Jones House 3625 Dover Road, ca. 1952, Contributing Building

Ray and Dorothy Quinn House 3317 Devon Road, ca. 1956, ca. 1980, Noncontributing Building

Norman Mason House 3313 Devon Road, ca. 2005, Noncontributing Building Two-and-a-half-story side-gabled Neocolonial house with cementitous siding and 9/9 sash. The house replaced the Boyd House, a two-story Colonial Revival-style frame house built in 1933 for Dr. Boyd, a history professor at Duke who wrote The Story of Durham: A City of the New South, published in 1925. This home was the first significant teardown in Hope Valley where a large out of character structure replaced the razed home on a premier lot. See listing for W. K. Boyd House.

Wiley and Elizabeth Forbus House (NR 2004) 3307 Devon Road, 1933, ca. 1985, 2004, Contributing Building G. Murray Nelson, architect George W. Kane, builder

Miller-Souchak House 3318 Devon Road, ca. 1951, Contributing Building