(11.16.2017 - Durham County Tax Administration photo) In italics below from the 2004 filing for the Trinity Park National Register Historic District boundary increase that included this property: Rev. Marion T. Plyler House. Colonial Revival-style 2-story brick house with side-gabled roof and flanking flat-roofed wings with wooden roof balustrades...

03.08.2000 - Photo by survey volunteers for Historic Preservation Society of Durham (now Preservation Durham) Part of the rapid development of this eastern edge of Trinity Park near South Ellerbe Creek in the years immediately after World War II, the first listed owner of this house in the 1949 city directory was Leonard W. Cheatham, Jr. It seems...

03.08.2000 - Photo by survey volunteers for Historic Preservation Society of Durham (now Preservation Durham) Part of the rapid development of this eastern edge of Trinity Park near South Ellerbe Creek in the years immediately after World War II, the first listed owner of this house in the 1949 city directory appears to have been a building...

03.08.2000 - Photo by survey volunteers for Historic Preservation Society of Durham (now Preservation Durham) Part of the rapid development of this eastern edge of Trinity Park near South Ellerbe Creek in the years immediately after World War II, the first owner and occupant of this house appears to have been Ralph F. Grissom. He and his wife...

03.08.2000 - Photo by survey volunteers for Historic Preservation Society of Durham (now Preservation Durham) Part of the rapid development of this eastern edge of Trinity Park near South Ellerbe Creek in the years immediately after World War II, the first owner and occupants of this house appears to have been Louis A. Lubow and wife Bernice. Lubow...

03.08.2000 - Photo by survey volunteers for Historic Preservation Society of Durham (now Preservation Durham) Part of the rapid development of this eastern edge of Trinity Park near South Ellerbe Creek in the years immediately after World War II, the first owner and occupant of this house appears to have been Grover C. Long. Married to Ellen Long...

03.08.2000 - Photo by survey volunteers for Historic Preservation Society of Durham (now Preservation Durham) Part of the rapid development of this eastern edge of Trinity Park near South Ellerbe Creek in the years immediately after World War II, the first owner and occupant of this house appears to have been J. Alton Hampton. Listed in the 1947...

03.08.2000 - Photo by survey volunteers for Historic Preservation Society of Durham (now Preservation Durham) Part of the rapid development of this eastern edge of Trinity Park near South Ellerbe Creek in the years immediately after World War II, the first owner and occupant of this house appears to have been Henry D. Harris. Married to Grace H...

03.08.2000 - Photo by survey volunteers for Historic Preservation Society of Durham (now Preservation Durham) Part of the rapid development of this eastern edge of Trinity Park near South Ellerbe Creek in the years immediately after World War II, the first owner and occupant of this house appears to have been John F. Sokolowski. His wife was Hallie...

03.08.2000 - Photo by survey volunteers for Historic Preservation Society of Durham (now Preservation Durham) Part of the rapid development of this eastern edge of Trinity Park near South Ellerbe Creek in the years immediately after World War II, the first owner and occupant of this house appears to have been Donald Hess. Listed in 1947 and 1948...