232 GLANDON DR.
Built in
1924
/ Demolished in 1987
Architectural style:
Construction type:
Local Historic District:
National Register:
Neighborhood:
Type:
Use:
In tours
- This building does not appear in any tours yet.
Last updated
- Tue, 01/26/2021 - 8:28am by SteveR
Comments
Built in
1924
/ Demolished in 1987
Architectural style:
Construction type:
Local Historic District:
National Register:
Neighborhood:
Type:
Use:
One of the early structures (lot 32) built in the Gimghoul-Piney Prospect Development. This one-story dwelling was built in 1924 for Ralph M. and Hazel Trimble by local contractor Charlie Lee Martindale. Ralph Trimble was a professor in the School of Engineering at UNC and surveyed many properties in Chapel Hill, including the original Gimghoul subdivision.
The house was demolished in 1987. A new house was built on the property in 1993.
1925 Sanborn map excerpt
From the NRHP Gimghoul Neighborhood Historic District registration form:
"Vacant lot that was the site of one of first houses in the subdivision, built in 1924 for Ralph and Hazel Trimble by contractor Charlie Martindale. Ralph was a professor in the School of Engineering at UNC and surveyed the lots for the original Gimghoul subdivision. Demolished in 1987."
View south, June 2019 (via Google Streetview)
Comments
No comments yet.
Add new comment