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Compiled
by
George
Smart, Jr.
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THOMAS THURMON "TOMMY" HAYES, JR., FAIA (1925-1987) After serving in the Army, Hayes attended NCSU on a football scholarship and received degrees in Architectural Engineering and in Architecture in 1949 and 1951. For a brief time, he worked with William Deitrick. According to his wife Cleon, he also worked briefly with Edward Lowenstein. In 1952, Hayes founded T. T. Hayes Jr. and Associates in Southern Pines. He served as construction superintendent for the McElvare Residence, a design by Henry Kamphoefner. Later he partnered with Tom Marshall to form Hayes Marshall and Associates; then in 1958 with Calvin Howell to form Hayes Howell and Associates. He was AIANC President in 1978. After his death, Robert Anderson and David Clinton eventually bought the firm; Clinton eventually left and it is now called Anderson Architects PLLC.David Clinton recalls that
Hayes was a consummate designer and teacher who would frequently
quote his muse, Matthew Novicki, architect for Raleigh's Dorton
Arena. Pictured below are former firm partners Dick Schnedl,
Dick Mitchell, Hayes, and Calvin Howell in the 1970's. |
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1958 - His own house at
1100 East Massachusetts Avenue, Southern Pines NC. |
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The Chris Brown Residence,
National Golf Course, Pinehurst NC. Has
been sold. |
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1972 - The Bobby and Sara Jordan Beach House. According to Calvin Howell, it was never built. |
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1978 - The Marybelle S. Coe Residence, Country Club North Carolina, 1600 Morganton Road, Pinehurst NC. |
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1976 - The Frank W. and Majel
F. Curtis Residence, 1600 Morganton Rd
I-5, Pinehurst NC.
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The Ed G. Dill Residence,
Country Club North Carolina, Pinehurst NC.
Has been sold. |
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1961 - Bill and Diana Goff
Residence, including the Matsumoto-inspired Guest House (above)
which has since been altered to include a hip roof.
Southern Pines NC.
No specific address.
Do
you have one? |
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1960 - The Tommy and Cleon
Hayes Beach House, Long Beach NC, his own. |
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The Dr. Charles and Mary Highsmith
Residence, Hwy 211, Troy NC.
He died in 1999. |
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1980 - The Norris L. and Sara Hodgkins Residence,
Weymouth Drive. Has been renovated many times. |
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The Will and Diane Howard
Residence, Greensboro NC.
No address.
Do
you have one? |
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1969 - The Ralph E. and Betty
K. Kent Residence, Country Club North Carolina, Pinehurst NC.
Sold around 1983. Mrs. Kent is still alive but does not
remember the address.
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you have one? |
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1987 - The Claiborne and Mary Jo Morris Residence, 1600 Morganton Road Y-70, on the 11th hole at the Cardinal Course at the Country Club of North Carolina in Pinehurst NC. Includes a pool on five acres. This was Hayes' last completed house. He died about the time they were moving in. Landscaping by Lewis Clark of Raleigh. 5,976 square feet. For sale, here. |
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1966 - The Henry and Hazel Nave
Residence.
Hill Rd, Southern Pines. |
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1974 - The Charles and
Charlotte Russell Residence, Troy NC. Built by Myrick
Construction of Star NC. Landscaping by Lewis Clarke of
Raleigh. Mechanical by HL Buffaloe of Raleigh.
No address.
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you have one? |
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1980 - The Edward Town
"Ted" Taws Jr. and Ann Taws
Residence. 9-10 Apowamis Creek at the Country Club North
Carolina.
No address.
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you have one? |
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The Tate Residence (now
destroyed for a golf course), Midland Road, Southern Pines NC.
No specific address.
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you have one? |
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1965 - The Senator George and Winnie Wood Residence, Havenwood Drive, Camden NC. This large home, built around a courtyard, won an AIANC award. George Wood ran unsuccessfully for Governor in 1976. |
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1989 - The Ron and Janet Coffman Residence, 102 Berwick Circle at the National Golf Club, Pinehurst NC. Hayes had passed away by then; this house was designed by Hayes Howell associate David Clinton. |
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Other Houses: |
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1959 - The Steed Residence,
Candor NC.
No picture or specific address.
Do
you have one? |
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