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2422 West Club Blvd.

08.28.11 Sumpter Brawley House. Large transitional Queen Anne-Classical Revival style 2-story house with hip roof, interior chimney, and a front hipped dormer. Flanking 1-story wings were created when portions of the broad front porch were filled in. The result is a recessed entry with fluted posts and a cross-gable over the entrance bay. Trim...
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2419 West Club Blvd.

08.28.11 Ernest C. Brown House. 2-story brick Georgian Revival style house with side gable roof, 6-over-6 sash windows, end chimney, and lunette eave window. Other features are an entrance porch with lattice balcony, a classical side porch with lattice roof railing, and on the other side, a classical porte cochere with roof railing. 1940 CD: Ernest...
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2417 West Club Blvd.

08.28.11 W. H. Butler House. Substantial 1 1/2-story bungalow with interior chimneys, a shed dormer with five Craftsman windows, deep eaves with exposed rafters, 12- over-1 sash windows, and a side bay window. The full porch has boxed posts on stone piers and a porte cochere. A side stair leads to the 2nd story. Other features include plain siding...
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2414 West Club Blvd.

08.28.11 Walter Biggs House. 1 1/2-story Dutch Colonial style house with a gambrel roof, exterior end chimney, plain siding, and paired 6-over-1 sash windows. The entrance has sidelights and a heavy bracketed hood. The side porch is enclosed. The house was modified to accommodate apartments. 1930 CD: Walter A. Biggs occupant.
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2407 West Club Blvd.

08.28.11 Wm. B. Farr House. Small scale Foursquare house with a side gable roof, interior chimney, triple 8-over-1 sash windows, a glazed and paneled front door, plain siding, a full width shed porch with square fluted columns, and a rear addition. 1930 CD: Wm. B. Farr occupant.
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2300 West Club Blvd.

08.28.11 E. C. Dameron House. Substantial bungalow with a side gable roof, central chimney, wood shake exterior walls, and 4-over-1 windows in pairs and triples. The replacement door has a 4-pane transom. The gabled porch has stucco piers and tripled boxed posts, arched impost blocks, a peaked lintel, and deep eaves with brackets and exposed rafter...
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Mitchell-Baker House

08.28.11 Mitchell-Baker House. Side-gabled Classical Revival cottage with corbeled eaves, vented dormers, 9-over-1 paired windows, a paneled front door with transom and sidelights, and a classical arched entrance porch with fluted columns. The side screened porch has fluted columns. D. C. Mitchell Jr., bookkeeper at Durham Lumber Co., had this...
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2223 West Club Blvd.

08.28.11 R. P. Skinner House. Hipped-roof bungalow with a front cross-gable with vent, an engaged porch with paired and tripled boxed posts on brick piers, a French front door, 12-over-1 sash windows, eave brackets, an interior chimney and plain siding. 1925 CD: R. P. Skinner occupant.
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2219 West Club Blvd.

Samuel R. Greene House. 1 1/2-story, side-gable bungalow with an end chimney, front gable dormer, exposed eave brackets, wood shake siding, and a front gable wing. It has 5-over-1 Craftsman sash windows, a Craftsman front door, and a side bay window. The wraparound gabled porch has brick posts and open brickwork railing. Durham Lumber Co. supt...
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2217 West Club Blvd.

J. T. Kerr Jr. House. 1 1/2-story stuccoed English Cottage with a side gable roof with clipped gables, interior and front chimneys, exposed rafter tails and brackets, and 4-over-1 Craftsman windows. A bracketed arched hood tops the original paneled door and the engaged side porch with ladder posts has French doors. Another set of French doors open...
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