Haywood Dail
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- Haywood Dail
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- William Haywood Dail, Jr. sitting in a chair on a porch and wearing a top hat. Dail built the Italianate house on 5th street in Greenville, NC that would become the home for East Carolina Presidents and Chancellors.
- Date
- 1957
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- photographs
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- Local Identifier
- UA55.01.2101
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- Spatial
- Location of Original
- University Archives
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My grand mother was Hattie B. Young. She sold this houseto ECU. Late 1940's. I lived in that house til I finished the 2nd grade. I have a few old photos from those days. I alsoam a graduate of ECU. I have not been in that house sincethose days. House still looks good. Go Pirates!!!