Machine Supply

458-460-462 South Driver Street was likely built in the 1930s, replacing earlier frame structures on the site, but could have been built earlier. By 1940, 460-462 housed Dub's Sandwich Shop. By 1944, the Warner Hosiery Mill was at 460, and Garland Woodcraft had offices at 462. By 1950, the Jay Hosiery Mill was at 460, and the Cramo Hosiery Mill at 462.

1980

The Nash Motor Company Showroom was built in 1924 at 112 South Duke St. It was built with similar form and detailing as contemporaneous car showrooms, such as the Alexander Ford and Johnson Motor Co. dealers on East Main St. It was originally called "Nicholson Motor Sales." (Courtesy Duke Rare Book and Manuscript Collection)