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FAYETTEVILLE MISCELLANEOUS
1936 - The Fred W. and Lois R. Deal House, 1610 Brookside Avenue, Fayetteville NC. Architect unknown. According to Dan MacMillan, there was no architect. Sold in 1945 to R. Y. and Sarah Meador McLemore. Sold in 1946 to Albert Cicero and Aliene Swinson Greene. Deeded in 1986 to Anna Greene and Michael Marr and Albert Woodall Marr. Sold in 2011 to Thomas D. Bresley.
1938 - The J. Bernard and Herlyn Yalovitz Stein House, 105 Dobbin Avenue, Fayetteville NC. The family ran the largest department store in town. Architect unknown, but the original owner's daughter, Marcia Stein Schur, recalls he was out of New York. Dan MacMillan's firm did an addition to the rear, a dressing room. He recalls, "between the closets was a strip of carpet that cost several hundreds of dollars a yard, much more than our fee." Sold in 2011 to Javen Morrell. Photo by Duffy Healey.
1946 - The Harold K. and Bernice Cohen House, 719 Kooler Circle, Fayetteville NC. Architect unknown. Sold in the 1950s to H. F. Tyler. Sold to Daniel Mussington. Has been renovated. Deeded in 2021 to Leslie A. Mussington. Bottom photo by Duffy Healey.
1948 - The Morgan House, 2853 Skye Drive, Fayetteville NC. Architect unknown. Deeded to Katheryn J. and Vivek Tandon and Lucy B. and Gary T. Smith. Sold in 2006 to Caroline H. and Edward T. Parks. Photo by Ericka Giroux.
1950 - The Thomas D. (Tom) and Ann Hatcher House, 2101 Raeford Road, Fayetteville NC. Designed by Lt. Colonel William (Bill) Saunders, former post engineer for Fort Bragg in the 1940s. The cost to build Saunder's plan was twice their budget, so they turned to a builder in Lillington, Mel Turlington. He redesigned the house and then built it. Around 1986, Dan MacMillan did a "hospital" addition when Tom Hatcher needed home kidney dialysis. Sold in 1998 to Harry and Connie-Diane Whalen. Sold in 2003 to Yong Gagliano. Photos by Ericka Giroux.
1950 - 1337 Bragg Boulevard, Fayetteville NC. Architect unknown. According to Dan MacMillan, the house was promoted by a developer with considerable fanfare as "Mr. Blanding's Dream House." MacMillan said there was no Fayetteville architect connected with it. It was never successful as a house and was frequently vacant. Sold to the Carr family. Destroyed in 2015. Sold in 2020 to Chursten L. and Joshua W. Murray who had a new traditional house built on the lot. Photo by Duffy Healey.
1951 - The Harry and Fannie Satisky House, 219 Devane Street, Fayetteville NC. Designed by Lt. Colonel Willam (Bill) Saunders, former post engineer for Fort Bragg in the 1940s. Still in the Satisky family as of 2023.
1954 - The Lupe and Fred Costilla House, 709 Weldon Avenue, Fayetteville NC. Attributed to architect Dudley Maxwell, who graduated from West Point and was, according to Dan MacMillan, a "plan drawer" for many years. Sold in 1958 to Franklin and Jane Mullin. Photo by Duffy Healey.
1956 - The James H. Taylor Jr. House, 327 Fairfield Road, Fayetteville NC. Architect unknown. Still in the Taylor family as of 2023. Photo by Duffy Healey.
1956 - The Eb. W. and Doris Smith House, 315 Devane Street, Fayetteville NC. Architect unknown. Deeded to Doris Smith, who later married Steven A. Hurr. Sold in 2006 to Roy Cowan. Sold in 2008 to Joan W. And Raymond E. Nicholson Jr. Sold in 2021 to Charlotte J. Cooper. Photo by Duffy Healey.
1957 - The Dewey T. and Sudie T. Edwards House, 1605 Twin Oak Drive, Fayetteville NC. Designed by Colonel William (Bill) Saunders. Sold in 1971 to Robert and Doris MaacNeill. Deeded to heirs. Deeded in 2008 to McNeill-Seymour, LLC. Photos by Duffy Healey.
1957 - The Louise and Stephen Rodgers House, 1866 Broadell Drive, Fayetteville NC. Architect unknown. One of the few NC Modernist houses of that era designed for Black owners. Sold to Henry M. Colvin Jr. Sold in 2012 to Susie S. and David L. Pugh. Deeded in 2019 to Susie Pugh.
1958 - The Aldene B. and John R. Bain House, 3117 Brechin Road, Fayetteville NC. Plan book design, architect unknown. Sold in 1965 to Charlotte A. and Robert J. Walker. Transferred in 2004 to the Charlotte A. Walker Trust. Sold in 2015 to George and Michelle Myers.
1958 - The Joe M. and Margaret G. Brown House, 309 Stonebrook Place, Fayetteville NC. Architect unknown. Formerly addressed 309 Parkview Avenue. Deeded in 1964 to R. C. and Myrtle J. Brown. Sold in 1971 to Cleo Brown Means. Sold in 1991 to J. Gary and Terry G. Ciccone. Sold in 2004 to Kenneth R. and Margaret P. Braswell. Sold in 2019 to Danseth, LLC. Sold in 2021 to the Mulligan Living Trust.
1960 - The Arneta and Richard P. Robinson House, 1862 Broadell Drive, Fayetteville NC. Architect unknown. One of the few NC Modernist houses of that era designed for a Black owner. The Robinsons were faculty at nearby Fayetteville State University. Sold in 2016 by heirs to Lenwood L. Edwards.
1958 - The Vivian E. and Lorette O. Hollinshed Jr. House, 2533 Mirror Lake Drive, Fayetteville NC. Designed by Vivian Hollingshed. Bottom photo is detached garage built around 2010. Sold in 2020 to Victoria and Neal Gemelli.
1960 - The James R. (Bit) and Freda B. Johnson House, 1804 Lakeshore Drive, Fayetteville NC. Bit Johnson was a Georgia Tech-trained civil engineer and designed the house. Sold to John Stewart Butler III and Deborah Ladner. Sold in 2020 to Anna and Thomas Knoll.
1960 - The Morton L. and Sybil S. Union House, 305 Murray Hill Road, Fayetteville NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 1966 to George Z. and Edith D. Stuhl. Sold in 1999 to Chad and Jolynn McDonald.
1960 - The Herbert Leonard and Marilyn G. Fleishman House, 3222 Brechin Road, Fayetteville NC. Designed by Art Jenkins and built by Abner Hubbard. Sold in 2022 to Jason Lundquist.
1962 - The Henry S. and Margaret T. Capps House, 2425 Morganton Road, Fayetteville NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 1988 to Barbara A. and Charles E. Wright Jr. Sold in 1996 to Robert Ward and Maxine Soler Ferris. Sold in 2005 to Mark Riddle. Rental as of 2021.
1963 - 422 McPherson Road, Fayetteville NC. Deeded to the Edna C. Semple heirs. Sold in 2017 to Kenneth Huculak.
1963 - The Jesse W. and Hilda Moye Grice House, 604 Argyll Road, Fayetteville NC. Architect unknown. Deeded in 1972 to Liston E. and Julia B. Grice. Sold later in 1972 to Christine P. and Thomas C. Pasch. Deeded in 1981 to Christine Pasch.
1964 - The F. Sidney and Cornelia Gardner House, 2705 Millbrook Road, Fayetteville NC. According to the Gardners, they chose it from a plan book and also visited a built version in Weaverville NC. Sold to Honi Gluck. Sold in 2018 to Lizabet A. and Michael T. Nix.
1965 - The Doris L. and Dale A. Dutcher House, 610 Murray Hill Road, Fayetteville NC. Designed and built by Dale Dutcher. Sold in 2015 to Cameron (Tripp) Easton III. Sold in 2021 to Rebecca Easton.
1965 - The James R. and Margaret L. Pope House, 138 Andover Road, Fayetteville NC. Architect unknown, but possibly Dale Dutcher as the house is similar to 610 Murray Hill Road, above. Deteriorated due to water damage. Sold in 2017 as a teardown to Powers Family Properties LLC. Destroyed. Lot sold in 2020 to Roberta and Steven Tolbert.
1966 - 3202 Cluny Drive, Fayetteville NC. Architect unknown. Sold to Lawrence W. and Martha Blake. Sold in 1993 to Belinda and Julius C. Storch III. Sold in 2003 to Dannie and Julia Strawn. Sold in 2017 to Brianne J. Wright.
1968 - The Pauline S. and Charles E. Priest House, 1901 Lakeshore Drive, Fayetteville NC. According to Terry Eason, who as a NCSU architecture student at the time, designed by Paul Thames who was a nephew or cousin of the Priests. Thames had worked off and on for the MacMillans, then Thames was licensed and formed a partnership with the MacMillans and Brian Shawcroft. Sold in 2017 to Donna Weavil and Dean H. Russell.
1972 - 25 Howard Lane, Lillington, NC 27546. Architect uknown. Sold in 2024.
1973 - The The Ron Gibson and Boo Devane Renovation, aka the Beirut Bunker, 2210 Winterlochen Road, Fayetteville NC. Original 1954 architect and builder unknown. According to Nancy Goins Musick, who grew up in the house, "what seemed like every night, someone would place a ladder against my bedroom window and climb the ladder to look in my room. All I could see was the shadows reflecting on the north wall of my bedroom. I was so scared I couldn't move and would always eventually fall asleep without alerting my brother or parents." Her father said the housing addition had been built on old Indian burial grounds. Modernist renovation designed and built in 1973 by Gibson and Devane. Sold in 2009 to Brad Setser and Tal McCord. Sold in 2015 to Kimmie and Johnnie Traylor. Sold in 2022 to Kim E. and Paul A. Patino.
1973 - The William N. and Dorothy M. McCormick House, 432 McKinnon Lane, St. Pauls NC. 2694 sf. Built by the McCormick's starting in 1970. 5 acres. Sold in 2010 to Leslie K. and Ronald P. Rice.
According to their son, Stuart McCormick, "They started out with a typical story & a halfranch-style plan torn from the back of Progressive Farmer magazine and asked my second cousin, Warren McCormick, a student at NCSU School of Design at the time, to do some modifications. As the idealistic design student, Warren convinced them they did not want that plan / style after all and directed them to look at some recently constructed contemporary houses in Raleigh / Chapel Hill. Whatever he did worked and my parents embarked on designing a completely original house for them. My father cut pines from our family land and hauled them to the sawmill where they were sawn into actual 2x framing lumber. He constructed a pole barn on the edge of the property to store and air dry the lumber for a year prior to construction. He also cut cypress from the swamps on the land for the random width board and batten cladding. The screen porch / carport wing extending out the rear, originally had a flat roof, but he changed it to a matching hipped roof when he re-roofed the house circa 1984. At the time of design I was 8-10 years old and I remember attending the design meeting with my parents and seeing my cousin sketch as well as helping out with construction."
1973 - The William C. Goodwin Jr. House, 3214 Glasgow Drive, Fayetteville NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 1977 to Jessica and Frank Steward Jr. Sold in 1982 to Jack E. and Gladys J. Korner. Sold in 1987 to Robert E. and Dedra L. Good. Sold in 1989 to Norwest Financial Iowa 1, Inc. Sold later in 1989 to Robert M. and Dianne G. Grover. Sold in 2000 to Stephanie W. and J. Allen Thompson Jr. Sold in 2020 to Vanessa A. and Matthew A. Lepage.
1977 - The Jack C. and Linda P. Sandrock House, 3371 Quarry Drive, Fayetteville NC. Sold in 1989 to Howard A. and Donna E. Price. Sold in 2001 to Paul and Natalie Da Silva.
1979 - The William Lawrence and Suzan Kahn Cheek House, 3305 Hutton Place, Fayetteville NC. Part of the Summertime development by Broadwell Construction. Architect unknown. Sold in 1999 to C. John and Shirley Malzone. Sold in 2008 to Noel Scott and Beverly L. Ashcraft. Sold in 2020 to Tanya M. Ludlow and John C. Everett.
1980 - The Michael J. and Melane M. Kosterman House, 3216 Cluny Drive, Fayetteville NC. Architect unknown. Sold in 1988 to George E. and Genie H. Matthews. Sold in 2001 to Erika V. Burley. Sold in 2004 to Benjamin and Kelly Taylor. Sold in 2020 to Nicole St. Armour and Samuel B. Cook. Sold later in 2020 to Corrie Swenson and David Caswell.
1981 - The Alois W. and Gabriele Metz House, 236 Summertime Road, Fayetteville NC. Architect unknown. Deeded in 2002 to Alois Wilhelm Metz Jr.
1982 - 3236 Jura Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28303. Architect unknown. For sale 2024.
Year unknown - The Paul H. McArthur Jr. House, 320 Summertime Road, Fayetteville NC. Designed by the owner. Sold in 1989 to Lucy H. and John W. Jones. Remodeled.
Year unknown - 335 Westmont Drive, Fayetteville NC. Architect unknown.
Sources include: Mason Hicks; Dan MacMillan; Brian Shawcroft; MdM Consultants; 2009 Fayetteville Modern Architecture Survey Report.