The Victorian-era home of Raleigh mayor William H. Dodd and later of attorney and legislator John Wetmore Hinsdale features a variety of architectural details. The Dodd-Hinsdale house combines an Italianate-bracketed cornice, a Second Empire mansard-roofed tower, and an ornate Eastlake porch. In the late twentieth century, the dwelling narrowly escaped the wrecking ball and was renovated for use as a restaurant.
Photo by David Strevel, Capital City Camera Club
Courtesy of Preservation North Carolina
| Address |
| 330 Hillsborough Street |
| Date |
| 1879 |
| Style |
| Italianate/Second Empire |
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Architect |
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Unknown |
| Local/National Designations |
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Raleigh Historic Landmark National Register of Historic Places |
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