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108 South Hyde Park, 1980 One of my favorite little houses in Durham was the Flood-Herndon House at 108 S. Hyde Park~2007. ~2005 (Courtesy Carrie Mowry) ~2005 (Courtesy Carrie Mowry) ~2005 (Courtesy Carrie Mowry) ~2005 (Courtesy Carrie Mowry) ~2005 (Courtesy Carrie Mowry) Per the historic inventory: The one story house with a two-story bell cast...

Holloway Street Christian Church, 1952 (Courtesy Duke Archives) The Holloway Street Christian Church appears to have been located at the corner of Spruce St. and Holloway St. sometime between 1923 and 1928. The sanctuary pictured above was built by 1937, but by its appearance, probably replaced an earlier structure. Holloway Street Christian Church, 05.02.57

Durham Nursery School, 1938 (Courtesy The Herald-Sun Newspaper) Per the Durham Morning Herald in 1953, on March 3, 1938, representatives from 22 religious and civic organizations met at city hall "at the invitation of the American association of University Women to consider the possibility of establishing all-day care in a nursery school for the...

Looking north at 113-115 East Parrish St., 1910 (Courtesy Durham County Library) There aren't many homegrown Durham businesses from the very early 20th century that you can still patronize today, but Public Hardware is one of them. It's first location was at 113-115 East Parrish St. Looking northwest, 1924. Public Hardware is located in the 3-story...