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EDWARD ST. CLAIR (ED) PUGH JR. (1916-1983)

Pugh attended NCSU in 1936 and graduated with a degree in architectural engineering. He became a registered architect and taught at NCSU during the 1940s. In 1950 he moved back to Elizabeth City NC and opened an architecture firm. We know very little about Ed Pugh. Please contact us with additional information on his life, work, or houses.


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1958 - The Winifred M. and L. Everett Sawyer House, 103 South Ashe Street, Elizabeth City NC. Original plans. Deeded in 1958 to Winifred M. Sawyer. Sold to Charles W. and Ruth Tuttle. Deeded in 1998 to Ruth T. Vedra. Sold in 2014 to Keith and Paige Ensley who did a renovation.


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1960 - 107 Ananias Dare, Manteo NC. Sold in 1972 to Evelyn and Gustav Granitski. Deeded in 2011 to Linda Boyd, daughter, and the three Granitzki sons. Sold in 2021 to JVE Holdings, LLC.


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1963 - The Edward H. and Audrey Austin House, 2132 Rivershore Road, Elizabeth City NC. Sold to Irene I. and Joseph T. Baker. Sold in 1998 to Connie and Timothy Ketten. Sold in 2005 to Ray S. Meiggs Jr. Sold in 2006 to Ray S. Meiggs Jr. and Robert McLendon. For sale in 2014, foreclosed in 2015. Sold in 2016 to Elizabeth Love and Thomas P. Batson.


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1966 - The Thomas Horsley House, 2000 Rivershore Road, Elizabeth City NC. Traditional design. Built on the site of Fort Cobb, involved in the Civil War.


Year unknown - The R. E. Daniels House, 305 West Main Street, Elizabeth City NC.


Sources include: Mary Ruffin Hanbury