Hope Valley development budget and cost estimates, 1928 [manuscript]

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Hope Valley development budget and cost estimates, 1928 [manuscript]

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Carbon copies of three typescripts containing a budget, September 1928, and cost estimates, November 1928, prepared by Frank T. Miller, consulting engineer, of Greensboro, North Carolina, for Hope Valley, Incorporated, owners and developers of Hope Valley, a suburban neighborhood in Durham, North Carolina. They contain estimates of costs for construction of each road proposed, including costs of grading, waterways, water installation, sewer installation, and paving.

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North Carolina State University, NCSU Libraries

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North Carolina State University, NCSU Libraries

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Hope Valley, Incorporated.

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Mebane & Sharpe of Greensboro, North Carolina, began developing Hope Valley in Durham, North Carolina, in 1927. "In a thoroughly rural, picturesque setting, Hope Valley," according to historic preservation consultant Claudia Roberts Brown, "is considered by many to be Durham's first neighborhood to epitomize our traditional image of the suburb." Mebane & Sharpe established Hope Valley Country Club with a circuitous eighteen-hold golf course designed by nationally known golf course archit...

Miller, Frank T.

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Hope Valley, a suburban neighborhood in Durham, North Carolina, was developed in the late 1920s. The neighborhood is built around a country club and golf course. From the description of Hope Valley development budget and cost estimates, 1928 [manuscript] (North Carolina State University). WorldCat record id: 458640751 ...