Mystery Home in Greensboro, NC

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Barbara Burt

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03/27/2005

Mystery Home in Greensboro, NC

This beautiful home once stood on Asheboro St. (now Martin Luther King Blvd.) near the intersection of Murray St. It remained there until at least the late 1950's.

Does anyone know whose home this was originally??? Around the time the picture was taken, this would have been an upscale area of Greensboro.

Date & Place: 1910 in Greensboro/Guilford Co., North Carolina United States

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