524 Warren, 1965 (Courtesy Durham County Library) The long western side of the 500 block of Warren St. (because Yancey went no further east than Willard) stretched between Willard and Jackson Streets. 500 block of Willard, looking northwest, ~1950. (Courtesy Herald Sun) These houses were torn down by the city of Durham in 1967 using urban renewal...

520 Warren, 1965 (Courtesy Durham County Library) The long western side of the 500 block of Warren St. (because Yancey went no further east than Willard) stretched between Willard and Jackson Streets. 500 block of Willard, looking northwest, ~1950. (Courtesy Herald Sun) These houses were torn down by the city of Durham in 1967 using urban renewal...

518 Warren, 1965 (Courtesy Durham County Library) The long western side of the 500 block of Warren St. (because Yancey went no further east than Willard) stretched between Willard and Jackson Streets. 500 block of Willard, looking northwest, ~1950. (Courtesy Herald Sun) These houses were torn down by the city of Durham in 1967 using urban renewal...

516 Warren, 1965 (Courtesy Durham County Library) The long western side of the 500 block of Warren St. (because Yancey went no further east than Willard) stretched between Willard and Jackson Streets. 500 block of Willard, looking northwest, ~1950. (Courtesy Herald Sun) These houses were torn down by the city of Durham in 1967 using urban renewal...

514 Warren, 1965 (Courtesy Durham County Library) The long western side of the 500 block of Warren St. (because Yancey went no further east than Willard) stretched between Willard and Jackson Streets. 500 block of Willard, looking northwest, ~1950. (Courtesy Herald Sun) These houses were torn down by the city of Durham in 1967 using urban renewal...

512 Warren, 1965 (Courtesy Durham County Library) The long western side of the 500 block of Warren St. (because Yancey went no further east than Willard) stretched between Willard and Jackson Streets. 500 block of Willard, looking northwest, ~1950. (Courtesy Herald Sun) These houses were torn down by the city of Durham in 1967 using urban renewal...

510 Warren, 1965 (Courtesy Durham County Library) The long western side of the 500 block of Warren St. (because Yancey went no further east than Willard) stretched between Willard and Jackson Streets. 500 block of Willard, looking northwest, ~1950. (Courtesy Herald Sun) These houses were torn down by the city of Durham in 1967 using urban renewal...

508 Warren, 1965 (Courtesy Durham County Library) The long western side of the 500 block of Warren St. (because Yancey went no further east than Willard) stretched between Willard and Jackson Streets. 500 block of Willard, looking northwest, ~1950. (Courtesy Herald Sun) These houses were torn down by the city of Durham in 1967 using urban renewal...

506 Warren, 1965 (Courtesy Durham County Library) The long western side of the 500 block of Warren St. (because Yancey went no further east than Willard) stretched between Willard and Jackson Streets. 500 block of Willard, looking northwest, ~1950. (Courtesy Herald Sun) These houses were torn down by the city of Durham in 1967 using urban renewal...

525 Warren, 1965. (Courtesy Durham County Library) Warren Street ran just to the west of the old Morhead School, between Jackson Street and Willard Street, which it met at an acute angle. The eastern side of the street consisted of relatively few houses, given the presence of the Morehead School to the north and two American Tobacco warehouses to...