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Powell-Hilker House, Goldsboro Renovation/design plans by Meredith College students Kelley Mann, Jordan Gutshall, and Hannah Helms. Presented May 6, 2010.
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Powell-Hilker house
- 1. Kelley Mann, Jordan Gutshall, Hannah Helms
- 4. Before
- 5. Study After
- 6. Before
- 8. Before
- 10. Master Bedroom
- 11. Master Bathroom
- 12. Living Room and Glass Porch