68 William Street Architectural Drawing (11x14 Print)

68 William Street is a special home in NRF's portfolio of more than 80 historic sites. This print is of the detailed restored elevation architectural drawing from December 1975 and features our founder Doris Duke's initials.

Conveniently matted, this print is ready to be displayed with a frame that fits your space (or to gift to someone else!)

About 68 William Street: 

The John Davis House is a one-room deep, two-story house with a central chimney and a gable roof. There are three bays across the front and a chimney with four fireplaces (one in each room of each floor).

The house at 68 William Street was likely built around 1804 for John Davis, who was a free African heritage man. This section of William Street has a long history of Black property ownership dating to the late 18th-century. Although the streetscape has changed over the past three centuries, there are still important physical sites connected to African heritage families.

11 x 14" matted