Wheeler, Runge, and Dickey (1905-1908)
Residences:
- Charlotte, North Carolina
Trades:
- Architect
Building Types:
The architectural firm was formed in 1905 in Charlotte by Oliver Duke Wheeler and Neil Runge, plus the additional partner D. Anderson Dickey. This was one of a series of partnerships formed by Wheeler. For the firm’s operation and selected building list, see the Oliver Duke Wheeler entry.
A. L. Dearing Residence
Contributors:Oliver Duke Wheeler, architect; Wheeler, Runge, and Dickey, architectsDates:1903-1905
Location:Monroe, Union CountyStreet Address:108 W. Houston St., Monroe, NC
Status:Standing
Type:Residential
Images Published In:Mary Ann Lee, An Inventory of Historic Architecture: Monroe, N.C. (1978).
E.T. Bost House
Contributors:Oliver Duke Wheeler, architect; Wheeler, Runge, and Dickey, architectsDates:1905
Location:Cabarrus CountyStreet Address:Bost’s Mill near Reed Mill Rd. and NC 200, Bost’s Mill, NC
Status:Standing
Type:Residential
Images Published In:Peter R. Kaplan, The Historic Architecture of Cabarrus County, North Carolina (2004).
Hay Street Methodist Church
Contributors:J.H. Harbin, contractor; Oliver Duke Wheeler, architect; Wheeler, Runge, and Dickey, architectsDates:1907-1908
Location:Fayetteville, Cumberland CountyStreet Address:Intersection of Hay St., Old St., and Ray St., Fayetteville, NC
Status:Standing
Type:Religious
Images Published In:Catherine W. Bishir and Michael T. Southern, A Guide to the Historic Architecture of Eastern North Carolina (1996).
Randolph County Courthouse
Contributors:J.P. Owen, contractor; Oliver Duke Wheeler, architect; Wheeler, Runge, and Dickey, architectsDates:1908-1909
Location:Asheboro, Randolph CountyStreet Address:145 Worth St., Asheboro, NC
Status:Standing
Type:Public
Images Published In:Catherine W. Bishir and Michael T. Southern, A Guide to the Historic Architecture of Piedmont North Carolina (2003).
Statesville Loan and Trust
Contributors:Oliver Duke Wheeler, architect; Wheeler, Runge, and Dickey, architectsVariant Name(s):Commercial National Bank
Dates:1905-1908
Location:Statesville, Iredell CountyStreet Address:116 S. Center St., Statesville, NC
Status:Standing
Type:Commercial
Note:The Manufacturers’ Record (Oct. 26, 1905) announced that Wheeler, Runge, and Dickey had drawn plans for the Statesville Loan and Trust building. Its tan brick and neoclassical details harmonize with their neighboring Iredell County Courthouse.