Hayes Barton Historic District

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Street Views 

• White-Bridgers House (late 1920s)
• Dewar-Ragland House (late 1920s)
• Daniels House (mid 1930s)
• Josephus Daniels House (Rear View) (AKA Wakefield) (NR, NHL) (1920, 1956-58)

National Register information 

Status

Posted to the National Register of Historic Places on May 16, 2002

Reference number

02000496

Architectural styles

Late 19th and 20th Century Revival: Colonial Revival; Late 19th and 20th Century Revival: Classical Revival; et al.

Areas of significance

Architecture; Community Planning and Development

Level of significance

Local

Evaluation criteria

A - Event; C - Design/Construction

Property type

District

Historic functions

Single dwelling; Multiple dwelling; Secondary structure; Department store; Religious structure

Current functions

Single dwelling; Multiple dwelling; Secondary structure; Department store; Business; Religious structure

Periods of significance

1900-1924; 1925-1949; 1950-1974

Number of properties

Contributing buildings: 457
Contributing sites: 2
Non-contributing buildings: 120

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Update Log 

• October 22, 2015: Updated by Michael Miller: Added "Street View"

Related landmarks 

• Bloomsbury Historic District (Parent district)
• Glenwood-Brooklyn Historic District (Adjacent)
• Josephus Daniels House (Contributing resource)
• Mae and Philip Rothstein House (Contributing resource) - In original NRHP Nomination, it was non-contributing due to age, but was later added to the NRHP individually in 2005.
• Roanoke Park Historic District (Adjacent)

Sources 

• Wikipedia
• Michael Miller - michael_a_miller [at] yahoo [dot] com
• North Carolina Historic Preservation Office - NRHP Nomination
• National Register database - Reference number 02000496

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