Oldest High Point home to be torn down for expansion
A historic brick house dating to 1853 and the long-standing VFW frame home on Broad Street will be demolished this week to make way for expanding High Point business. The frame house has been a social hub since the Gay Nineties and was sold to the VFW about a decade ago.
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Old High Point Home Set to Yield to Progress
The 101 year old J. W. Harriss era brick house at 415 West Broad Street, once home to Dr. Robert C. Lindsay and later veterans, is being demolished for warehousing. The solid heart timber structure retains iron grille work, stained glass, and rare relics, including a rusted ball and chain in a distant corner.
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