Thomas J Rigsbee Farm / Duke University West Campus Large farmland of the TJ Rigsbee family was bought by James B. Duke / Trinity College for the construction of Duke University Thomas E. Rigsbee (junior?) House - Rigsbee Road At Forest Road TE Rigsbee House, "in SW corner at intersection of Old Rigsbee Road and Forest Road leading to Cornwallis", June 1940 The geography of southwest Durham in the area of Duke Forest and the southwest portion of Duke's west campus has changed considerably since the early, despite its relatively 'undisturbed' appearance due to large scale ownership by... Mal Turner House "First house along eastern spur of Forest Road b/t old Rigsbee and Cornwallis," June 1940 Gainey House Gainey House - In NW corner of intersection of Pinecrest and Chapel Hill Roads, June 1940 The geography of southwest Durham in the area of Duke Forest and the southwest portion of Duke's west campus has changed considerably since the early, despite its relatively 'undisturbed' appearance due to large scale ownership by Duke. Although Duke Forest... Bessie Paschall House The geography of southwest Durham in the area of Duke Forest and the southwest portion of Duke's west campus has changed considerably since the early, despite its relatively 'undisturbed' appearance due to large scale ownership by Duke. Although Duke Forest (the forest, not the neighborhood) is a wooded area with some occasional incursions by the... Jt Burroughs Place The geography of southwest Durham in the area of Duke Forest and the southwest portion of Duke's west campus has changed considerably since the early, despite its relatively 'undisturbed' appearance due to large scale ownership by Duke. Although Duke Forest (the forest, not the neighborhood) is a wooded area with some occasional incursions by the... Emma Pickett Place Emma Pickett Place - In SW corner of intersection of NC 751 and Pickett Wl Foushee House - Rigsbee Road WL Foushee #1 - Along Rigsbee Road Sw of Cornwallis. Near End of Durham Division (geolocation unconfirmed.) Wl Foushee House - Forest Road WL Foushee #2 - Last house along eastern spur of Forest Road b/t Rigsbee Rd and Cornwallis Jh Shepherd Place #2 "In NE corner at intersection of Rigsbee and Cornwallis Rd. First house from Cornwallis" - June 1940 Jh Shepherd Place #1 "Along Rigsbee Rd b/t Mud Creek and Cornwallis. Second house from Cornwallis", June 1940 Hunt House Along old Rigsbee Rd - b/t 751 and Rigsbee Mann House "2820 Chapel Hill Rd., about 100 yards west of Chapel Hill Road." Overby House "Second House along Forest Rd opposite Duke baseball field, in arboretum area." June, 1940 Fulford Place Fulford Place - b/t old Rigsbee Rd and 751 about 200 yds NW of Gate #1 Elmo Burroughs House "About 100 yds south of old Rigsbee Rd just west of its intersection with 751" - June 1940 Jq Davis Place "First House along Forest Rd opposite Duke baseball field. In arboretum area." - June 1940 Bellevue House "On Forest Rd about 100 yards west of Erwin Road" - June 1940 Bud Smith Cabin "On Forest Road b/t Rigsbee and Cornwallis" - June 1940 (Marked location unverified.) Add new comment Log in or register to post comments.
Thomas J Rigsbee Farm / Duke University West Campus Large farmland of the TJ Rigsbee family was bought by James B. Duke / Trinity College for the construction of Duke University
Thomas E. Rigsbee (junior?) House - Rigsbee Road At Forest Road TE Rigsbee House, "in SW corner at intersection of Old Rigsbee Road and Forest Road leading to Cornwallis", June 1940 The geography of southwest Durham in the area of Duke Forest and the southwest portion of Duke's west campus has changed considerably since the early, despite its relatively 'undisturbed' appearance due to large scale ownership by...
Mal Turner House "First house along eastern spur of Forest Road b/t old Rigsbee and Cornwallis," June 1940
Gainey House Gainey House - In NW corner of intersection of Pinecrest and Chapel Hill Roads, June 1940 The geography of southwest Durham in the area of Duke Forest and the southwest portion of Duke's west campus has changed considerably since the early, despite its relatively 'undisturbed' appearance due to large scale ownership by Duke. Although Duke Forest...
Bessie Paschall House The geography of southwest Durham in the area of Duke Forest and the southwest portion of Duke's west campus has changed considerably since the early, despite its relatively 'undisturbed' appearance due to large scale ownership by Duke. Although Duke Forest (the forest, not the neighborhood) is a wooded area with some occasional incursions by the...
Jt Burroughs Place The geography of southwest Durham in the area of Duke Forest and the southwest portion of Duke's west campus has changed considerably since the early, despite its relatively 'undisturbed' appearance due to large scale ownership by Duke. Although Duke Forest (the forest, not the neighborhood) is a wooded area with some occasional incursions by the...
Wl Foushee House - Rigsbee Road WL Foushee #1 - Along Rigsbee Road Sw of Cornwallis. Near End of Durham Division (geolocation unconfirmed.)
Wl Foushee House - Forest Road WL Foushee #2 - Last house along eastern spur of Forest Road b/t Rigsbee Rd and Cornwallis
Jh Shepherd Place #2 "In NE corner at intersection of Rigsbee and Cornwallis Rd. First house from Cornwallis" - June 1940
Jh Shepherd Place #1 "Along Rigsbee Rd b/t Mud Creek and Cornwallis. Second house from Cornwallis", June 1940
Overby House "Second House along Forest Rd opposite Duke baseball field, in arboretum area." June, 1940
Elmo Burroughs House "About 100 yds south of old Rigsbee Rd just west of its intersection with 751" - June 1940
Jq Davis Place "First House along Forest Rd opposite Duke baseball field. In arboretum area." - June 1940
Bud Smith Cabin "On Forest Road b/t Rigsbee and Cornwallis" - June 1940 (Marked location unverified.)
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