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David Michael
TompkinsAIA

(1928–2017)

Tompkins was born in Gastonia NC and lived there most of his life. He attended the NCSU School of Design and worked on projects in North Carolina and South Carolina including Hunter Huss High School and the addition to Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Gastonia NC, of which he was a member.

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David Michael Tompkins
1961

The Wesley and Helen Styers House

1725 Westbrook Circle, Gastonia NC

Sold in 1996 to Dennis and Deann Redwing. Sold in 2020 to Timothy Reed and Robert Burke. Sold in 2021 to Sabrina N. Heise and Stephen W. Fiore.

The Wesley and Helen Styers House The Wesley and Helen Styers House The Wesley and Helen Styers House The Wesley and Helen Styers House

Sources include: Gaston County Register of Deeds.