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This one-story, pyramidal-roofed, Queen Anne influenced home with hip-roofed front dormer has a wraparound front porch supported by battered wood posts on brick piers. The first known resident is Raynor K. Umstead (carpenter then watchman, Austin Heaton Company) from 1919 to 1939.

02.66 1939 CD: Charles A. Dackis - Durham Shoe Shine and Hat Cleaning Parlor, and wife Pashalia 1947 CD: Mrs. Annie Davies (widow, Nicholas)

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February 1966 02.66 1928 CD: WF Webster "tobacconist" and Estelle Webster

02.66 One-story, triple-A-roofed house with some original Queen Anne detail has a gabled rear ell and a shed-roofed block within the ell. It has imbricated shingles and gable vents with pointed-arched surrounds in the three gables. Sheathed in German-profile wood siding, the house has replacement six-over-six wood windows with simple square...

02.66 1928 CD: Manuel A Capsalis (or Capsolis) ("Marathon Candy Kitchen") and Fotom Capsalis, as well as Paul J. Pavlakis. 1949 CD: Manuel A Capsalis- work="Grill and Fountain" and wife "Fotine" Capsalis; Otis M. Capsalis - Palms Restaurant; Aggie Capsalis - student, Michael Vassilades - Palms Restaurant and wife Helen.

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Lowe's Grove Credit Union, 1916 (From "Documents of Durham" - Durham County Library NC Collection) (Map Location above is approximate.) From the NCDCR website: The credit union movement has its roots, in part, at Lowes Grove, once an agricultural community in Durham County, today enveloped by the burgeoning Research Triangle Park. The first credit...