Cobb Terrace

Built circa 1927. View north, 1992 (photo by Mary Beth Gaza, courtesy North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office) View north, 2014 (photo by Heather Wagner Slane, courtesy North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office) From Historic Chapel Hill : "Set back from the street and below street level, the house is accessible only by a narrow...

Built circa 1927. View north, 1992 (photo by Mary Beth Gaza, courtesy North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office) View north, 2014 (photo by Heather Wagner Slane, courtesy North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office) View north west, 2014 (photo by Heather Wagner Slane, courtesy North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office) From...

Built sometime between 1915 and 1925 (county property records list it as being built in 1917). It, like most of the other houses, was a rental unit until 1946 when the Cobbs family/estate sold the property. View north, 2014 (photo by Heather Wagner Slane, courtesy North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office) View north east, 2014 (photo by...

Built sometime between 1915 and 1925. It, like most of the other houses, was a rental unit until the Cobbs family/estate sold the property. This was for awhile the rented home of Percy H. “Chuck” Quinlan(and family), UNC's football coach from 1926 to 1949. View north east, 2014 (photo by Heather Wagner Slane, courtesy North Carolina State Historic...

Built sometime between 1915 and 1925. It, like most of the other houses, was a rental unit until the Cobbs family/estate sold the property. View north, 1992 (photo by Mary Beth Gaza, courtesy North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office) View north, 2014 (photo by Heather Wagner Slane, courtesy North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office...

Built sometime between 1915 and 1925. View north east, 1992 (photo by Mary Beth Gaza, courtesy North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office) View north east, 2014 (photo by Heather Wagner Slane, courtesy North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office) From Historic Chapel Hill: "Oriented to the east to face Cherokee Place, a street that no...

The original structure on this lot was built sometime between 1925 and 1929 (probably in 1927, along with the structures to its north). It was called "The Doll's House" because women bought the property or rented the structure during its early years (into the 1930's). The original structure was demolished in the 1950's...perhaps? Hard to tell what...