429 East Devonshire Street, House, c.1915

A one-story Queen Anne Cottage with a hipped-roof; a double-gable at the eave line; a hipped-roof porch supported by turned posts; one-over-one replacement windows and picture window with four-over-four, double-hung sash; a metal awning; and vinyl siding. 1920 CD: not listed; 1930 CD: Mrs. Clara McCall (W), a widow employed at Hanes Knit Co.; 1940 CD: Robert and Stella Legans (W), a tobacco worker at R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.; 1950 CD: ditto

Picture Window – A picture window is a large, fixed-pane window, generally made without glazing bars. It gets its name from the fact that it is designed to give you a clear view of your surroundings without any obstruction, essentially acting as a picture frame for the scenery outside the window.

Retaining Walls – possibly constructed by the Frank W. Murrell and Sons Company who specialized in Stonemasonry, Brick and Concrete.