The 2007 Downtown Residential Decorating Contest winners were announced today by the Clayton Downtown Development Association. All residential neighborhoods within the boundaries of Robertson Street to the west, US 70 to the south, town limits to the north and US 70 to the east were considered. Categories are Most Traditional, Most Creative, Best Neighborhood Block, and Best Overall. Anonymous, out-of-town judges drove through downtown’s residential neighborhoods between December 9 and 12.
DDA Chair Joyce Blackley said that, “We are fortunate to have such wonderful residential neighborhoods in the downtown area and wanted to recognize them at this time of year.”
Winners in each category, except Best Neighborhood Block, received gift prizes, donated by Fancy That Gifts at 227 E Main Street; Fine Jewelry by Vincent, 335 E Main Street and Cakewalk Creative Studios & Gifts at 308 W Main Street. Winners and Honorable Mentions each received a certificate.
The Contest Results:
BEST OVERALL
326 Page Street
Porter & Timpla Casey
MOST TRADITIONAL
Winner:
113 W Blanche St
Michael Crabtree
Honorable Mention
404 Kildee St
406 S Fayetteville St
304 S Lombard St
307 S Lombard St
MOST CREATIVE
Winner:
555 N O’Neil St
Pete & Laura Sealey
Honorable Mention
614 N O’Neil St
226 Pineland St
112 Hardee St
312 W Stallings St
BEST NEIGHBORHOOD BLOCK
Winner:
315 – 339 Page Street
(8 of 9 homes)
Honorable Mention
301 – 339 S. Lombard Street
(8 of 10 homes)
For more information about the Clayton Downtown Development Association, contact Joyce Blackley, Chair at 553-6813 or Bruce Naegelen, Downtown Development Coordinator at 553-1553 or bnaegelen@townofclaytonnc.org. For downtown news and information, visit www.downtownclayton.blogspot.com
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