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1331 Laurel Street

Chambers-Coleman House

One of the neighborhood’s more elaborate former residences, this circa-1898 Queen Anne style building was adapted in 1979 as a law office by Jack and Shirley Curry and Lee Jones. Highlights include multiple gables, or triangular projections, and detailed interior and exterior woodwork.

  • Chambers-Coleman House

    Chambers-Coleman House, 2018. Historic Columbia collection

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