MC 00087 Preliminary Inventory to the Eric G. Flannagan Papers, 1922 - 1989
Contained in this collection are project files and drawings on buildings designed by Eric G. Flannagan and the firm Eric G.
Flannagan and Sons, Architects and Engineers. The materials in this collection represents a sampling of the buildings designed
by Flannagan and his company. They primarily date from the time period when Flannagan was most active (1922-1949).
Eric G. Flannagan, Sr. (1892-1970) was an architect and engineer practicing most of his life in North Carolina. He specialized
in institutional buildings, especially hospitals and schools, but his work also included houses, churches, stores, and offices.
Restrictions to AccessCollection is open for research; access requires at least 24 hours advance notice. Acquisitions InformationGift of Stephen G. Flannagan, 2007 (Accession 2007-0371), 2008 (Accession 2008-0243). Preferred Citation[Identification of item], Eric G. Flannagan Papers, MC 87, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC Copyright NoticeThe nature of the NCSU Libraries' Special Collections means that copyright or other information about restrictions may be difficult or even impossible to determine despite reasonable efforts. The NCSU Libraries claims only physical ownership of most Special Collections materials. The materials from our collections are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study, pursuant to U.S. Copyright law. The user must assume full responsibility for any use of the materials, including but not limited to, infringement of copyright and publication rights of reproduced materials. Any materials used for academic research or otherwise should be fully credited with the source. ProcessingProcessed by: Todd Kosmerick;machine-readable finding aid created by: Todd Kosmerick Biographical NoteEric G. Flannagan, Sr. (1892-1970) was an architect and engineer practicing most of his life in North Carolina. He specialized in institutional buildings, especially hospitals and schools, but his work also included houses, churches, stores, and offices. Eric G. Flannagan, Sr., was born on July 18, 1892, in Charlottesville, Virginia. He received technical training at the Miller boarding school in Albemarle, Virginia, from which he was a high school graduate in 1912. He graduated as a draftsman from corespondence school in 1914. He married Beryl Morris on June 26, 1915. Flannagan gained on-the-job training as a draftsman and mechanical engineer in New York and Virginia before settling in Henderson, North Carolina, in 1922. Flannagan established an architecture and engineering firm that same year. He was a registered architect and professional engineer in both North Carolina and Virginia. Most of the buildings he designed were in North Carolina, but some were also constructed in the state of his birth. The firm specialized in institutional buildings, especially hospitals and schools, but work also included houses, churches, stores, and offices. Governor Bob Scott appointed Flannagan to the North Carolina Architectural Examination and Registration Board, for which he served as vice president in 1955-1956. He retired from his firm on December 31, 1964, leaving it's continued operation to his sons Eric G. Flannagan, Jr., and Stephen G. Flannagan. The elder Flannagan continued to serve as a consultant until he died on April 15, 1970. Among the prominent buildings designed by Flannagan were the First United Methodist Church in Henderson, the Henderson High School, the Randolph County Hospital in Asheboro, Asheboro High School, Roses 5-10-25 store and offices in Henderson, and municipal buildings in Henderson and Roanoke Rapids. He designed several buildings for East Carolina University in Greenville over a twenty-year period. Scope and Content NoteContained in this collection are project files and drawings on buildings designed by Eric G. Flannagan and the firm Eric G. Flannagan and Sons, Architects and Engineers. Documents on all of the hundreds of buildings designed by the firm could not be collected because of their large volume, and the materials in this collection represents a sampling of the buildings designed by Flannagan and his company. They primarily date from the time period when the senior Flannagan was most active (1922-1949). The files and drawings that date from the 1960s and 1980s primarily represent additions or alterations to buildings designed during the earlier time period. Several drawings and other records of the Asheboro hospital and buildings at East Carolina University had been given by Stephen G. Flannagan to those institutions prior to his gift to North Carolina State University. The Flannagan firm originally kept track of this documentation by file numbers, five-digit numbers beginning with a letter and then containing four numerals. The letters match the following code.
A - Residential: Private Homes
B - Residential: Apartment Houses, Apartment Hotels and Hotels
C - Partly Residential: Clubs, YMCAs, Lodges, Fraternities, and Charity Homes
D - Educational: Schools, Teacherages, and Colleges
E - Office Buildings, Banks, Stores, Plants, Industrial Buildings, and Warehouses
G - Churches and Church Buildings
H - Remedial: Hospitals, Sanatoria, and Nurses Homes
J - Transportational
Additional information about buildings documented in the records listed below has been provided by the archival staff. It mostly refers to architectural guidebooks and surveys in which these buildings are mentioned. References to Guide to Historic Architecture of Piedmont are for Catherine W. Bishir's and Michael T. Southern's A Guide to the Historic Architecture of Piedmont, North Carolina (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2003). A few files appear to contain some drawings or other documents with attribution to other architects, such as Harry Barton and H. C. Linthicum. IdentificationMC 00087 CreatorEric G. Flannagan and Sons, Architects and Engineers. CreatorFlannagan, Eric G. (Eric Goodyear), 1892-1970 Quantity108.46 Linear feet General Physical Description note61 cartons, 5 flat file drawers, 1 tube and 43 loose rolled drawings LocationFor current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Special Collections Research Center
Reference Staff LanguageEnglish Related MaterialMore materials from the architecture firm of Eric Flannagan and Sons can be found at the Special Collections Department at East Carolina University. These materials include architertural plans and records for projects that the firm completed in the eastern part of the state in Greenville, Halifax, and Perquimans County. Also included is one wall map, "Map of Halifax, North Carolina, 1914-1915."This collection consists of two series: Project Files and Drawings. The materials are not organized any further, and the collection
has not received full archival processing.
Contained here are files on projects designed by Eric G. Flannagan and his firm. These files contain a wide range of documents,
and they include some drawings. Most are dated 1922-1949, although a few are from the 1960s and 1980s.
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Eric G. Flannagan - Project List and Firm History,
Circa 1989
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Roses 5-10-25 Stores,
1938 Mar.
(E3402)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 696.
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Roses 5-10-25 Stores,
1938 Mar.
(E3402)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 696.
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2]
P.H. Rose Building,
1923 Mar.
(E3401)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 627. Guide to Historic Architecture of Piedmont, lists a P. H. Rose Building dated 1929
and without attribution to architect.
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2]
P.H. Rose Building,
1923 Mar.
(E3401)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 627. Guide to Historic Architecture of Piedmont, lists a P. H. Rose Building dated 1929
and without attribution to architect.
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P. H. Rose Apts.,
1936 Apr.
(B1200)
Commission Number 684. Flannagan also designed a house and a commercial building for P.H. Rose.
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Roses' Canton Stores,
1938
(E3404)
Canton, N.C. Commission Number 697.
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3]
N.C.T.B. Sanatorium Surgical Wing,
1936 Dec.
(H1103)
McCain, N. C. Commission Number 692.
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P. H. Rose Apts.,
1936 Apr.
(B1200)
Commission Number 684. Flannagan also designed a house and a commercial building for P.H. Rose.
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3]
Roses' Canton Stores,
1938
(E3404)
Canton, N.C. Commission Number 697.
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3]
N.C.T.B. Sanatorium Surgical Wing,
1936 Dec.
(H1103)
McCain, N. C. Commission Number 692.
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4]
Henderson High School,
1933 Nov.
(D1416)
Vance Co., N.C. Commission Number 670. The Henderson survey indicates this is now Henderson Junior High School. Also listed
in Guide to Historic Architecture of Piedmont.
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Henderson High School, New Boilers,
1962 May
(D1432)
Vance Co., N.C. Commission Number 868.
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4]
Henderson High School,
1933 Nov.
(D1416)
Vance Co., N.C. Commission Number 670. The Henderson survey indicates this is now Henderson Junior High School. Also listed
in Guide to Historic Architecture of Piedmont.
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Henderson High School, New Boilers,
1962 May
(D1432)
Vance Co., N.C. Commission Number 868.
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5]
Nurses' Home N.C. Sanatorium,
1925 Jan.
(H1100)
McCain, N. C.
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5]
Colored Building N.C. Sanatorium,
1936 Dec.
(H1104)
McCain, N. C.
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5]
Nurses' Home N.C. Sanatorium,
1925 Jan.
(H1100)
McCain, N. C.
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Colored Building N.C. Sanatorium,
1936 Dec.
(H1104)
McCain, N. C.
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6]
N.C.T.B. Sanatorium Surgical Wing,
1936 Dec.
(H1103)
McCain, N. C. Commission Number 692.
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6]
N.C.T.B. Sanatorium Surgical Wing,
1936 Dec.
(H1103)
McCain, N. C. Commission Number 692.
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7]
Granville County Hospital,
1936 Aug.
(H1700)
Oxford, N. C. Commission 681. This is listed in the Granville County survey.
[Carton
7]
Granville County Hospital,
1936 Aug.
(H1700)
Oxford, N. C. Commission 681. This is listed in the Granville County survey.
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8]
Cabarrus County Hospital,
1936 July
(H1800)
Concord, N. C. Commission Number 688.
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8]
Cabarrus County Hospital,
1936 July
(H1800)
Concord, N. C. Commission Number 688.
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9]
Cabarrus County Hospital, 1st Addition,
1939 Aug.
(H1802)
Concord, N. C.
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9]
Cabarrus County Hospital,
1936 July
(H1800)
Concord, N. C. Commission Number 688.
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9]
Cabarrus County Hospital, 1st Addition,
1939 Aug.
(H1802)
Concord, N. C.
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9]
Cabarrus County Hospital,
1936 July
(H1800)
Concord, N. C. Commission Number 688.
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10]
Lee County Hospital,
1930 Aug.
(H1500)
Sanford, N. C. Commission Number 644. This is listed in the Lee County survey, but it does not have an architect listed. It
says construction began in July 1930.
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10]
Lee County Hospital,
1930 Aug.
(H1500)
Sanford, N. C. Commission Number 644. This is listed in the Lee County survey, but it does not have an architect listed. It
says construction began in July 1930.
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11]
Lee County Hospital,
1930 Aug.
(H1500)
Sanford, N. C. Commission Number 644. This is listed in the Lee County survey, but it does not have an architect listed. It
says construction began in July 1930.
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11]
Cabarrus County Hospital, 1st Addition,
1939 Aug.
(H1802)
Concord, N. C.
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11]
Lee County Hospital,
1930 Aug.
(H1500)
Sanford, N. C. Commission Number 644. This is listed in the Lee County survey, but it does not have an architect listed. It
says construction began in July 1930.
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11]
Cabarrus County Hospital, 1st Addition,
1939 Aug.
(H1802)
Concord, N. C.
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12]
Cabarrus County Hospital, 1st Addition,
1939 Aug.
(H1802)
Concord, N. C.
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12]
Cabarrus County Hospital, 1st Addition,
1939 Aug.
(H1802)
Concord, N. C.
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13]
Granville County Hospital,
1936 Aug.
(H1700)
Oxford, N. C. Commission 681. This is listed in the Granville County survey.
[Carton
13]
Granville County Hospital,
1936 Aug.
(H1700)
Oxford, N. C. Commission 681. This is listed in the Granville County survey.
[Carton
14]
Cabarrus County Hospital, 1st Addition,
1939 Aug.
(H1802)
Concord, N. C.
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14]
Cabarrus County Hospital, 1st Addition,
1939 Aug.
(H1802)
Concord, N. C.
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15]
Dunn Hospital,
1938 Sept.
(H2400)
Dunn, N. C. Commission Number 711.
[Carton
15]
Dunn Hospital,
1938 Sept.
(H2400)
Dunn, N. C. Commission Number 711.
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16]
Dunn Hospital,
1938 Sept.
(H2400)
Dunn, N. C. Commission Number 711.
[Carton
16]
Dunn Hospital,
1938 Sept.
(H2400)
Dunn, N. C. Commission Number 711.
[Carton
17]
Lee County Hospital,
1930 Aug.
(H1500)
Sanford, N. C. Commission Number 644. This is listed in the Lee County survey, but it does not have an architect listed. It
says construction began in July 1930.
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17]
Lee County Hospital,
1930 Aug.
(H1500)
Sanford, N. C. Commission Number 644. This is listed in the Lee County survey, but it does not have an architect listed. It
says construction began in July 1930.
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18]
Petersburg Hospital,
1942 Apr.
(H2600)
Petersburg, Va. Commission Number 745.
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18]
Petersburg Hospital,
1942 Apr.
(H2600)
Petersburg, Va. Commission Number 745.
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19]
Petersburg Hospital,
1942 Apr.
(H2600)
Petersburg, Va. Commission Number 745.
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19]
Petersburg Hospital,
1942 Apr.
(H2600)
Petersburg, Va. Commission Number 745.
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20.1]
Petersburg Hospital,
1942 Apr.
(H2600)
Petersburg, Va. Commission Number 745.
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20.1]
Petersburg Hospital,
1942 Apr.
(H2600)
Petersburg, Va. Commission Number 745.
[Carton
20.2]
Petersburg Hospital,
1942 Apr.
(H2600)
Petersburg, Va. Commission Number 745.
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20.2]
Petersburg Hospital,
1942 Apr.
(H2600)
Petersburg, Va. Commission Number 745.
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21]
100-Bed General Hospital Caldwell Memorial Hospital Inc.,
1949 Jan.
(H2000)
Caldwell Co. Commission Number 794.
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21]
100-Bed General Hospital Caldwell Memorial Hospital Inc.,
1949 Jan.
(H2000)
Caldwell Co. Commission Number 794.
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22.1]
100-Bed General Hospital Caldwell Memorial Hospital Inc.,
1949 Jan.
(H2000)
Caldwell Co. Commission Number 794.
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22.2]
100-Bed General Hospital Caldwell Memorial Hospital Inc.,
1949 Jan.
(H2000)
Caldwell Co. Commission Number 794.
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23.1]
100-Bed General Hospital Caldwell Memorial Hospital Inc.,
1949 Jan.
(H2000)
Caldwell Co. Commission Number 794.
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23.1]
100-Bed General Hospital Caldwell Memorial Hospital Inc.,
1949 Jan.
(H2000)
Caldwell Co. Commission Number 794.
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23.2]
100-Bed General Hospital Caldwell Memorial Hospital Inc.,
1949 Jan.
(H2000)
Caldwell Co. Commission Number 794.
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23.2]
100-Bed General Hospital Caldwell Memorial Hospital Inc.,
1949 Jan.
(H2000)
Caldwell Co. Commission Number 794.
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24.1]
50-Bed Chatham Hospital,
1948 May
(H2201)
Siler City, N. C. Commission Number 804.
[Carton
24.1]
50-Bed Chatham Hospital,
1948 May
(H2201)
Siler City, N. C. Commission Number 804.
[Carton
24.2]
50-Bed Chatham Hospital,
1948 May
(H2201)
Siler City, N. C. Commission Number 804.
[Carton
24.2]
50-Bed Chatham Hospital,
1948 May
(H2201)
Siler City, N. C. Commission Number 804.
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25.1]
50-Bed Chatham Hospital,
1948 May
(H2201)
Siler City, N. C. Commission Number 804.
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25.2]
50-Bed Chatham Hospital,
1948 May
(H2201)
Siler City, N. C. Commission Number 804.
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26]
100-Bed General Hospital Alamance County Hospital,
1949 Apr.
(H2100)
Graham, N. C. Commission Number 808.
[Carton
26]
100-Bed General Hospital Alamance County Hospital,
1949 Apr.
(H2100)
Graham, N. C. Commission Number 808.
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27.1]
100-Bed General Hospital Alamance County Hospital,
1949 Apr.
(H2100)
Graham, N. C. Commission Number 808.
[Carton
27.2]
100-Bed General Hospital Alamance County Hospital,
1949 Apr.
(H2100)
Graham, N. C. Commission Number 808.
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28.1]
100-Bed General Hospital Alamance County Hospital,
1949 Apr.
(H2100)
Graham, N. C. Commission Number 808.
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28.1]
100-Bed General Hospital Alamance County Hospital,
1949 Apr.
(H2100)
Graham, N. C. Commission Number 808.
[Carton
28.2]
100-Bed General Hospital Alamance County Hospital,
1949 Apr.
(H2100)
Graham, N. C. Commission Number 808.
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28.2]
100-Bed General Hospital Alamance County Hospital,
1949 Apr.
(H2100)
Graham, N. C. Commission Number 808.
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29]
100-Bed General Hospital Alamance County Hospital,
1949 Apr.
(H2100)
Graham, N. C. Commission Number 808.
[Carton
29]
100-Bed General Hospital Alamance County Hospital,
1949 Apr.
(H2100)
Graham, N. C. Commission Number 808.
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30]
Henderson High School,
1933 Nov.
(D1416)
Vance Co., N.C. Commission Number 670. The Henderson survey indicates this is now Henderson Junior High School. Also listed
in Guide to Historic Architecture of Piedmont.
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30]
Henderson High School,
1933 Nov.
(D1416)
Vance Co., N.C. Commission Number 670. The Henderson survey indicates this is now Henderson Junior High School. Also listed
in Guide to Historic Architecture of Piedmont.
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31.1]
Everettts Colored School,
1947 Mar.
(D1504)
Martin Co., N.C. Commission Number 788.
[Carton
31.1]
Presbyterian Church,
1929 Oct.
(G1400)
Williamston, N.C. Commission 635.
[Carton
31.1]
Presbyterian Church,
1937
(G1401)
Williamston, N.C. Commission Number 705. This appears to be an addition or renovation to G1400.
[Carton
31.2]
Williamston High School,
1928 June
(D1501)
Martin Co., N.C. Commission Number 615.
[Carton
32]
Woodland-Olney School,
1927 Aug.
(D1103)
Northampton Co. Commission Number 608. This building is listed on the National Register.
[Carton
32]
Henderson Municipal Building,
1924
(F1000)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 585. Fire Station and Municipal Building listed in Guide to Historic Architecture in Piedmont.
This building may be on the National Register, perhaps because of the origin part (which Flannagan didn't design), but perhaps
its on the Register because of all design.
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32]
Sunday Sch. Bldg. Methodist Church,
1928 May
(G1200)
Hertford, N.C.
[Carton
32]
Woodland-Olney School,
1927 Aug.
(D1103)
Northampton Co. Commission Number 608. This building is listed on the National Register.
[Carton
32]
Henderson Municipal Building,
1924
(F1000)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 585. Fire Station and Municipal Building listed in Guide to Historic Architecture in Piedmont.
This building may be on the National Register, perhaps because of the origin part (which Flannagan didn't design), but perhaps
its on the Register because of all design.
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32]
Sunday Sch. Bldg. Methodist Church,
1928 May
(G1200)
Hertford, N.C.
[Carton
33]
Six Family Apts. - Eric G. Flannagan,
1925 Sept.
(B1300)
Commission Number 592.
[Carton
33]
Jubilee Hospital,
1929 Jan.
(H1400)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 622.
[Carton
33]
Stovall School, Granville County
(D1300)
Commission Number 630.
[Carton
33]
Six Family Apts. - Eric G. Flannagan,
1925 Sept.
(B1300)
Commission Number 592.
[Carton
33]
Jubilee Hospital,
1929 Jan.
(H1400)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 622.
[Carton
34.1]
N. W. Henderson Colored School,
1946
(D1423)
Vance Co., N.C. 814
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34.1]
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
1924 Dec.
(G1800)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 587. This church is now the First United Methodist Church. Listed in Guide to Historic Architecture
of the Piedmont.
[Carton
34.1]
First United Methodist Church, Renovation to Provide Ladies Toilet.,
1989 Mar.
(G1802)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 978. This is an alteration to the buildings originally known at the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
[Carton
34.1]
First United Methodist Church, Electrical Renovation.,
1988 Dec.
(G1803)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 979. This is an alteration to the buildings originally known at the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
[Carton
34.1]
N. W. Henderson Colored School,
1946
(D1423)
Vance Co., N.C. 814
[Carton
34.1]
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
1924 Dec.
(G1800)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 587. This church is now the First United Methodist Church. Listed in Guide to Historic Architecture
of the Piedmont.
[Carton
34.1]
First United Methodist Church, Renovation to Provide Ladies Toilet.,
1989 Mar.
(G1802)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 978. This is an alteration to the buildings originally known at the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
[Carton
34.1]
First United Methodist Church, Electrical Renovation.,
1988 Dec.
(G1803)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 979. This is an alteration to the buildings originally known at the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
[Carton
34.2]
N. W. Henderson Colored School,
1946
(D1423)
Vance Co., N.C. 814
[Carton
34.2]
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
1924 Dec.
(G1800)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 587. This church is now the First United Methodist Church. Listed in Guide to Historic Architecture
of the Piedmont.
[Carton
34.2]
First United Methodist Church, Renovation to Provide Ladies Toilet.,
1989 Mar.
(G1802)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 978. This is an alteration to the buildings originally known at the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
[Carton
34.2]
First United Methodist Church, Electrical Renovation.,
1988 Dec.
(G1803)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 979. This is an alteration to the buildings originally known at the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
[Carton
34.2]
N. W. Henderson Colored School,
1946
(D1423)
Vance Co., N.C. 814
[Carton
34.2]
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
1924 Dec.
(G1800)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 587. This church is now the First United Methodist Church. Listed in Guide to Historic Architecture
of the Piedmont.
[Carton
34.2]
First United Methodist Church, Renovation to Provide Ladies Toilet.,
1989 Mar.
(G1802)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 978. This is an alteration to the buildings originally known at the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
[Carton
34.2]
First United Methodist Church, Electrical Renovation.,
1988 Dec.
(G1803)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 979. This is an alteration to the buildings originally known at the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
[Carton
35]
Asheboro High School,
1947 July
(D2100)
Asheboro, N.C. Commission Number 787.
[Carton
35]
Asheboro High School,
1947 July
(D2100)
Asheboro, N.C. Commission Number 787.
[Carton
36.1]
Asheboro High School,
1947 July
(D2100)
Asheboro, N.C. Commission Number 787.
[Carton
36.2]
Asheboro High School,
1947 July
(D2100)
Asheboro, N.C. Commission Number 787.
[Carton
37.1]
Dunn Hospital,
1938 Sept.
(H2400)
Dunn, N. C. Commission Number 711.
[Carton
37.2]
Dunn Hospital,
1938 Sept.
(H2400)
Dunn, N. C. Commission Number 711.
[Carton
38]
First United Methodist Church, Electrical Renovation.,
1988 Dec.
(G1803)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 979. This is an alteration to the buildings originally known at the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
[Carton
38]
First United Methodist Church, Electrical Renovation.,
1988 Dec.
(G1800)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 979. This is an alteration to the buildings originally known at the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
[Carton
38]
First United Methodist Church, Electrical Renovation.,
1988 Dec.
(G1803)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 979. This is an alteration to the buildings originally known at the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
[Carton
39]
Henderson Teacherage,
1939 Aug.
(D1419)
Vance Co., N.C. Commission Number 723.
[Carton
39]
Henderson Teacherage,
1939 Aug.
(D1419)
Vance Co., N.C. Commission Number 723.
[Carton
40]
E .G. Flannagan-Beach House, Atlantic Beach,
1941 Nov.
(A4600)
Greenville, N.C. Commission Number 742.
[Carton
40]
Ingram Coca-Cola Building,
1931 May
(E2500)
Sanford, N. C. Commission Number 649. This is listed in Guide to Historic Architecture of Piedmont, but with no attribution
to architect.
[Carton
40]
Methodist Parsonage,
1930
(G1500)
Asheboro, N.C. Commission Number 648. Guide to Historic Architecture of Piedmont, attributes both church and parsonage to
Harry Barton. The Randolph County survey indicates parsonage built ca. 1934, and seems to imply Barton was architect.
[Carton
40]
E .G. Flannagan-Beach House, Atlantic Beach,
1941 Nov.
(A4600)
Greenville, N.C. Commission Number 742.
[Carton
40]
Ingram Coca-Cola Building,
1931 May
(E2500)
Sanford, N. C. Commission Number 649. This is listed in Guide to Historic Architecture of Piedmont, but with no attribution
to architect.
[Carton
40]
Methodist Parsonage,
1930
(G1500)
Asheboro, N.C. Commission Number 648. Guide to Historic Architecture of Piedmont, attributes both church and parsonage to
Harry Barton. The Randolph County survey indicates parsonage built ca. 1934, and seems to imply Barton was architect.
[Carton
41]
C. C. Cranford,
1931 Aug.
(A3400)
Asheboro, N.C. Commission Number 651. C. C. Cranford was a prominent entrepreneur in Asheboro, according to the Randolph County
survey, but his house is not listed there.
[Carton
41]
Amos Colored School,
1941
(D1420)
Vance Co., N.C. Commission Number 736.
[Carton
41]
Hobgood School,
1929 June
(D2000)
Commission Number 632.
[Carton
41]
Bus Station, Henderson Grocery Co.,
1928
(J1000)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 618.
[Carton
41]
Corbitt Motor Truck Company,
1922 Oct.
(J1100)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 540. Corbitt was a prominent industrial operation in Henderson. This building comes was
built about the middle of the company's life span.
[Carton
41]
C. C. Cranford,
1931 Aug.
(A3400)
Asheboro, N.C. Commission Number 651. C. C. Cranford was a prominent entrepreneur in Asheboro, according to the Randolph County
survey, but his house is not listed there.
[Carton
41]
Amos Colored School,
1941
(D1420)
Vance Co., N.C. Commission Number 736.
[Carton
41]
Hobgood School,
1929 June
(D2000)
Commission Number 632.
[Carton
41]
Bus Station, Henderson Grocery Co.,
1928
(J1000)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 618.
[Carton
41]
Corbitt Motor Truck Company,
1922 Oct.
(J1100)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 540. Corbitt was a prominent industrial operation in Henderson. This building comes was
built about the middle of the company's life span.
[Carton
42]
Nurses' Home and Hospital Addition to Roanoke Rapids Hospital (Specification Books),
1925 Apr.
(H1200)
Roanoke Rapids, NC
[Carton
42]
160-Bed Idiot Colony-CTS (Specification Books),
1948 Aug.
(H1912)
Kinston, N. C. Commission Number 806.
[Carton
42]
Cabarrus County Hospital (Specification Books),
1936 July
(H1800)
Concord, N. C. Commission Number 688.
[Carton
42]
100-Bed General Hospital Caldwell Memorial Hospital Inc. (Specification Books),
1949 Jan.
(H2000)
Caldwell Co. Commission Number 794.
[Carton
42]
100-Bed General Hospital Alamance County Hospital (Specification Books),
1949 Apr.
(H2100)
Graham, N. C. Commission Number 808.
[Carton
42]
Dunn Hospital (Specification Books),
1938 Sept.
(H2400)
Dunn, N. C. Commission Number 711.
[Carton
42]
Corbitt Motor Truck Company (Specification Books),
1922 Oct.
(J1100)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 540. Corbitt was a prominent industrial operation in Henderson. This building comes was
built about the middle of the company's life span.
[Carton
42]
Petersburg Hospital (Specification Books),
1942 Apr.
(H2600)
Petersburg, Va. Commission Number 745.
[Carton
42]
Nurses' Home and Hospital Addition to Roanoke Rapids Hospital (Specification Books),
1925 Apr.
(H1200)
Roanoke Rapids, NC
[Carton
42]
160-Bed Idiot Colony-CTS (Specification Books),
1948 Aug.
(H1912)
Kinston, N. C. Commission Number 806.
[Carton
42]
Cabarrus County Hospital (Specification Books),
1936 July
(H1800)
Concord, N. C. Commission Number 688.
[Carton
42]
100-Bed General Hospital Caldwell Memorial Hospital Inc. (Specification Books),
1949 Jan.
(H2000)
Caldwell Co. Commission Number 794.
[Carton
42]
100-Bed General Hospital Alamance County Hospital (Specification Books),
1949 Apr.
(H2100)
Graham, N. C. Commission Number 808.
[Carton
42]
Dunn Hospital (Specification Books),
1938 Sept.
(H2400)
Dunn, N. C. Commission Number 711.
[Carton
42]
Corbitt Motor Truck Company (Specification Books),
1922 Oct.
(J1100)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 540. Corbitt was a prominent industrial operation in Henderson. This building comes was
built about the middle of the company's life span.
[Carton
42]
Petersburg Hospital (Specification Books),
1942 Apr.
(H2600)
Petersburg, Va. Commission Number 745.
[Carton
43]
P. H. Rose (Specification Books),
1928 July
(A3100)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 617. Flannagan designed a P.H. Rose Building in downtown Henderson, as well as Rose company
stores.
[Carton
43]
Specification Books for Multiple Projects
[Carton
43]
P. H. Rose (Specification Books),
1928 July
(A3100)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 617. Flannagan designed a P.H. Rose Building in downtown Henderson, as well as Rose company
stores.
[Carton
43]
Specification Books for Multiple Projects
[Carton
44]
Cabarrus County Hospital (Shop Drawings),
1936 July
(H1800)
Concord, N. C. Commission Number 688.
[Carton
44]
Cabarrus County Hospital (Shop Drawings),
1936 July
(H1800)
Concord, N. C. Commission Number 688.
[Carton
45]
Cabarrus County Hospital,
1936 July
(H1800)
Concord, N. C. Commission Number 688.
[Carton
45]
Cabarrus County Hospital,
1936 July
(H1800)
Concord, N. C. Commission Number 688.
[Carton
46]
Cabarrus County Hospital,
1936 July
(H1800)
Concord, N. C. Commission Number 688.
[Carton
46]
Cabarrus County Hospital,
1936 July
(H1800)
Concord, N. C. Commission Number 688.
[Carton
47]
Six Family Apts. - Eric G. Flannagan,
1925 Sept.
(B1300)
Henderson, N.C. Commission No. 592
[Carton
47]
Henderson High Sch.,
1933 Nov.
(D1416)
12
Vance Co., N.C. Commission No. 670.
[Carton
47]
8-C.R. Add. Asheboro High School,
1960 Dec.
(D2101)
Randolph Co. Commission No. 886.
[Carton
47]
Vanco Mills,
1923 Mar.
(E1300)
2
Henderson, N.C. Commission No. 556.
[Carton
47]
Ingram Coca-Cola Building,
1931 May
(E2500)
6
Sanford, N. C. Commission No. 649.
[Carton
47]
Methodist Parsonage,
1930
(G1500)
6
Asheboro, N.C. Commission No. 648.
[Carton
47]
Nurses' Home N.C. Sanatorium,
1925 Jan.
(H1100)
5
McCain, N. C. Commission No. 588.
[Carton
47]
Lee County Hospital, Heating Plant and Shop
(H1501)
Commission No. 773.
[Carton
47]
Dabney High School (Henderson Colored School?),
1937
(D1417)
Vance Co., N.C. Commission No. 703.
[Carton
48]
Cabarrus Co. Hosp.,
1936 July
(H1800)
14
Concord, N. C. Commission No. 688.
[Carton
48]
1st Add. C. C. Hosp.,
1939 Aug.
(H1802)
15
Concord, N. C. Commission No. 721.
[Carton
48]
1st Add. CC. Nurses Home,
1940
(H1803)
7
Concrod, N. C. Commission No. 726.
[Carton
49]
Asheboro High Sch.,
1947 July
(D2100)
G-18; E-10; S-11; P-14; R-1; HV-11
Asheboro, N.C. Commission No. 787.
[Carton
50]
P. H. Rose Residence,
1928 July
(A3100)
4
Henderson, N.C. Commission No. 617.
[Carton
50]
Colored High Sch. (Hend. Institute),
1932 Sept.
(D1411)
6
Vance Co., N.C. Commission No. 655.
[Carton
50]
Dabney High School (Henderson Colored School?),
1937
(D1417)
Vance Co., N.C. Commission No. 703.
[Carton
50]
Amos Colored Sch.,
1941
(D1420)
4
Vance Co., N.C. Commission No. 736.
[Carton
50]
N.C.T.B. Sanatorium Surgical Wing,
1936 Dec.
(H1103)
13
McCain, N. C. Commission No. 692.
[Carton
50]
Colored Bldg. N.C. Sanatorium,
1936 Dec.
(H1104)
McCain, N. C. Commission No. 693.
[Carton
50]
Rose's Warehouse
(E3400)
Henderson, N.C. Burned down. Commission No. 678.
Contained here are tracings and other drawings corresponding to many of the same projects in the Project Files. Most of these
materials are dated 1922-1949, although some are more recent.
[Map Folder
265]
50-Bed Chatham Hospital,
1948 May
(H2201)
Siler City, N. C. Commission Number 804.
[Map Folder
265]
Dunn Hospital,
1938 Sept.
(H2400)
Dunn, N. C. Commission Number 711.
[Map Folder
265]
100-Bed General Hospital Caldwell Memorial Hospital Inc.,
1949 Jan.
(H2000)
Caldwell Co. Commission Number 794.
[Map Folder
265]
Cabarrus County Hospital,
1936 July
(H1800)
Concord, N. C. Commission Number 688.
[Map Folder
265]
Granville County Hospital,
1936 Aug.
(H1700)
Oxford, N. C. Commission 681. This is listed in the Granville County survey.
[Map Folder
265]
First Addition to Granville County Hospital,
1947 Nov.
(H1701)
Commission Number 795. Flannagan designed original hospital (H1700), which is listed in the Granville County survey. The survey
says there have been several additions and does not suggest they were significant.
[Map Folder
271]
100-Bed General Hospital Alamance County Hospital,
1949 Apr.
(H2100)
Graham, N. C. Commission Number 808.
[Map Folder
271]
N.C.T.B. Sanatorium Surgical Wing,
1936 Dec.
(H1103)
McCain, N. C. Commission Number 692.
[Map Folder
271]
Jubilee Hospital,
1929 Jan.
(H1400)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 622.
[Map Folder
271]
Colored Building N.C. Sanatorium,
1936 Dec.
(H1104)
McCain, N. C.
[Map Folder
271]
Nurses' Home N.C. Sanatorium,
1925 Jan.
(H1100)
McCain, N. C.
[Map Folder
271]
Lee County Hospital,
1930 Aug.
(H1500)
Sanford, N. C. Commission Number 644. This is listed in the Lee County survey, but it does not have an architect listed. It
says construction began in July 1930.
[Map Folder
271]
F. L. Topelman,
1923 Apr.
(A2200)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 554.
[Map Folder
271]
Northampton County Home,
1924 Jan.
(C1200)
Jackson, N.C.
[Map Folder
271]
100-Bed General Hospital Alamance County Hospital, revised preliminary plans for hospital and nurses home,
1944
(H2103)
Graham, N. C.
[Map Folder
272]
P. H. Rose (Specification Books),
1928 July
(A3100)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 617. Flannagan designed a P.H. Rose Building in downtown Henderson, as well as Rose company
stores.
[Map Folder
272]
C. C. Cranford,
1931 Aug.
(A3400)
Asheboro, N.C. Commission Number 651. C. C. Cranford was a prominent entrepreneur in Asheboro, according to the Randolph County
survey, but his house is not listed there.
[Map Folder
272]
P. H. Rose Apts.,
1936 Apr.
(B1200)
Commission Number 684. Flannagan also designed a house and a commercial building for P.H. Rose.
[Map Folder
272]
Six Family Apts. - Eric G. Flannagan,
1925 Sept.
(B1300)
Commission Number 592.
[Map Folder
272]
E .G. Flannagan-Beach House, Atlantic Beach,
1941 Nov.
(A4600)
Greenville, N.C. Commission Number 742.
[Map Folder
272]
160-Bed Idiot Colony-CTS (Specification Books),
1948 Aug.
(H1912)
Kinston, N. C. Commission Number 806.
[Map Folder
272]
Woodland-Olney School,
1927 Aug.
(D1103)
Northampton Co. Commission Number 608. This building is listed on the National Register.
[Map Folder
272]
Stovall School, Granville County
(D1300)
Commission Number 630.
[Map Folder
272]
Eric G. Flannagan - Fl. Pl. House on Ch. St.,
1922
(A1100)
Henderson, N.C.
[Map Folder
272]
Eric G. Flannagan,
1940 ca.
(A1101)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 733.
[Map Folder
272]
Eric G. Flannagan - Harkers Island Cottage and Chimney,
1935 ca.
(A1103)
Harkers Island, N.C. Not sure if this was built.
[Map Folder
272]
S. S. Parham,
1925 Sept.
(A2900)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 593. According to the Henderson survey, the hospital in town is named after Maria Parham
because her son S.S. made a large donation for its construction.
[Map Folder
272]
P. H. Rose - Res. #2,
1929 Mar.
(A3101)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 625.
[Map Folder
272]
T. W. Mullen,
1936
(A3900)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 694.
[Map Folder
272]
Add. Dabney H. Sch.,
1926 May
(D1408)
Vance Co., N.C. Flannagan designed original building (D1400)
[Map Folder
272]
Colored High School (Henderson Institute),
1932 Sept.
(D1411)
Vance Co., N.C. Commission Number 655. Guide to Historic Architecture of Piedmont, lists a Henderson Institute Library and
Laboratory Building, dated 1928, as the principal surviving structure. The Henderson survey lists the Henderson Normal Institute
but doesn't indicate when the building was built.
[Map Folder
272]
Dabney High School, Addition Number 2,
1934 June
(D1413)
Vance Co., N.C. Commission Number 664.
[Map Folder
273]
Petersburg Hospital (2 folders),
1942 Apr.
(H2600)
Petersburg, Va. Commission Number 745.
[Map Folder
273]
Williamston High School,
1928 June
(D1501)
Martin Co., N.C. Commission Number 615.
[Map Folder
273]
Everettts Colored School,
1947 Mar.
(D1504)
Martin Co., N.C. Commission Number 788.
[Map Folder
273]
Hobgood School,
1929 June
(D2000)
Commission Number 632.
[Map Folder
274]
Asheboro High School,
1947 July
(D2100)
Asheboro, N.C. Commission Number 787.
[Map Folder
274]
Henderson Teacherage,
1939 Aug.
(D1419)
Vance Co., N.C. Commission Number 723.
[Map Folder
274]
Amos Colored School,
1941
(D1420)
Vance Co., N.C. Commission Number 736.
[Map Folder
274]
Dabney H. S. & Pump,
1923 July
(D1400)
Vance Co., N.C.
[Map Folder
274]
Dabney High School,
1937
(D1417)
Vance Co., N.C. Commission Number 703.
[Map Folder
274]
Add. Dabney H. Sch.,
1926 May
(D1408)
Vance Co., N.C. Flannagan designed original building (D1400)
[Map Folder
275]
Presbyterian Church,
1929 - 1937
(G1400, G1401)
Williamston, N.C. Commission 635 and 705.
[Map Folder
275]
Henderson High School,
1933 Nov.
(D1416)
Vance Co., N.C. Commission Number 670. The Henderson survey indicates this is now Henderson Junior High School. Also listed
in Guide to Historic Architecture of Piedmont.
[Map Folder
275]
Henderson Municipal Building,
1924
(F1000)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 585. Fire Station and Municipal Building listed in Guide to Historic Architecture in Piedmont.
This building may be on the National Register, perhaps because of the origin part (which Flannagan didn't design), but perhaps
its on the Register because of all design.
[Map Folder
275]
Methodist Parsonage,
1930
(G1500)
Asheboro, N.C. Commission Number 648.
[Map Folder
275]
Ingram Coca-Cola Building,
1931 May
(E2500)
Sanford, N. C. Commission Number 649. This is listed in Guide to Historic Architecture of Piedmont, but with no attribution
to architect.
[Map Folder
275]
Vanco Mills,
1923 Mar.
(E1300)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 556.
[Map Folder
275]
McCoin Building by Linthicum,
1928 Feb.
(E3600)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 3600. Linthicum designed the building. The Flannagan firm operated out of this building,
so this project may be a remodel.
[Map Folder
275]
Addition to Municipal Building,
1927
(F1001)
Henderson, N.C. Commission 610. Flannagan designed original building (F1000)
[Map Folder
275]
Area Drainage, Henderson Jr. High School (See D1416),
1983 May
(D1454)
Henderson, N.C.
[Map Folder
275]
Elevator Installation, Henderson, Jr. High School (See D1416),
1980 Jan.
(D1449)
Henderson, N.C.
[Map Folder
275]
Alterations and Renovations to Henderson High School (after fire) (See D1416),
1967 Apr.
(D1438)
Henderson, N.C.
[Map Folder
275]
Repairs to Electric System McCoin Building,
1985 Sept.
(E3601)
Henderson, N.C.
[Map Folder
281]
Roses' Canton Stores,
1938
(E3404)
Canton, N.C. Commission Number 697.
[Map Folder
281]
P.H. Rose Building,
1923 Mar.
(E3401)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 627. Guide to Historic Architecture of Piedmont, lists a P. H. Rose Building dated 1929
and without attribution to architect.
[Map Folder
281]
Roses 5-10-25 Stores,
1938 Mar.
(E3402)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 696.
[Map Folder
281]
First United Methodist Church, Electrical Renovation.,
1988 Dec.
(G1800)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 979. This is an alteration to the buildings originally known at the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
[Map Folder
281]
First United Methodist Church, Electrical Renovation.,
1988 Dec.
(G1803)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 979. This is an alteration to the buildings originally known at the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
[Map Folder
281]
First United Methodist Church, Renovation to Provide Ladies Toilet.,
1989 Mar.
(G1802)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 978. This is an alteration to the buildings originally known at the Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
[Map Folder
281]
Stairs in Roses Bldg.,
1922
(E3403)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 501.
[Map Folder
281]
First Methodist Church Class room Addition,
1938
(G1801)
Henderson, N.C. Commission Number 717. Flannagan designed the original (G1800).
[Tube
1]
Lacy House,
1920s
(First Commission)
Covington, Va. First Commission.
[Tube
1]
Asheboro High Sch.,
1947 July
(D2100)
G-18; E-10; S-11; P-14; R-1; HV-11
Asheboro, N.C. Commission No. 787.
[Tube
1]
8-C.R. Add. Asheboro High School,
1960 Dec.
(D2101)
Randolph Co. Commission No. 886.
[Tube
1]
Rose's Warehouse
(E3400)
Henderson, N.C. Burned down. Commission No. 678
43 loose rolled drawings
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