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2810 North Roxboro Road

Tax Record photo of the Bragtown Trading Post. Demolition, August 2008 (Courtesy Barry Ragin) Site of 2804-2810 North Roxboro, 10.26.08.
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2842 North Roxboro Road

2842 N. Roxboro Road, looking southeast, 10.26.08 2842 N. Roxboro was, in the mid-20th century, the Center Drug Store. "Wren" writes: I don't remember when it ceased being a drug store, but definitely before 1975. It had a second-hand store in it for a while. Upstairs were two large apartments with high ceilings, hardwood floors, large rooms. I don...
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North Durham Telephone Switching Station

The former AT&T switching station at 3003 N. Roxboro Road, built in 1928, which now belongs to Verizon (along with the looks-like-a-tree-to-me cell tower,) 10.26.08
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708 Holloway Street

1999 (DC Tax Office) 2013 (Courtesy Michael Wright)
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Durham Technical Community College

04.07.12
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732 Washington Street

04.19.09 From the NR listing, in italics below: Riley's Paint Warehouse, a small one-story concrete-block building at 732 Washington Street, was built about 1950 to the rear of Scott and Roberts Dry Cleaning Plant, Office and Store. It first appears in the 1950-1951 City Directory. The concrete-block building has a west façade veneer of red...
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Lea-Gwin House

W.C. Lea House. Craftsman style house with a side gable roof, interior and end chimneys and plain siding. It features 4-over-1 paired sash windows and an original Craftsman door with a transom and sidelights and a bracketed hood. A side porch is enclosed and there is a large 1 1/2-story, front gabled rear addition ca 1995. 1930 CD: W. Clark Lea...
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Whitmore-Middleton House

Andrew Anderson House. Foursquare house with a hip roof, front gable, and wide boxed eaves with paired curvilinear brackets. Windows are paired 9-over-1 sashes. It has plain siding and a replacement front door with transom and sidelights. The full 1-story porch features massive Craftsman posts with brackets and the original railing. Other exterior features include a shallow entrance gable and an end chimney.
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2416 West Club Blvd.

08.28.11 Burell-Height House. Bungalow with a side clipped gable roof, deep eaves with large brackets and a front clipped cross-gable with louvered vent. The exterior has plain siding and paired 9-over-1 sash windows. An eyebrow vent rests over the entrance, which has an original glazed and paneled door. The engaged porch has battered posts and...
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D.T. Sasser House

08.28.11 D. T. Sasser House. Large ornate Foursquare with hip roof, interior chimneys, deep eaves with curvilinear brackets, and a hipped front dormer. The front cross- gable has a lunette. Other finish includes plain siding, replacement front door with original transom, 2-over-1 sash windows, and a 1-story wraparound porch with massive paneled...
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