a series of views of lost area buildings
By John B. Green III
The F.S. Duffy House
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F.S. Duffy House, photo from Emma H. Powell, New Bern, North Carolina, 1905. |
Francis Stringer Duffy (1868-1935), New Bern druggist and proprietor of the F.S. Duffy Medicine Company, had this late-Victorian house built in 1904. Situated on the southwest corner of East Front and Broad streets, it faced the Neuse River for fifty-three years until it was demolished in 1957. The Duffy House was replaced by a service station which was, in turn, replaced by condominiums in 2014.
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F.S. Duffy House, photo c. 1957. |