Tailor

2514 Fayetteville - Coleman's Grocery

601 South Roxboro Street / Pine Street

Looking west along Pickett Street (Courtesy Durham County Library / North Carolina Collection) Looking east from South Roxboro, June, 1965 (Courtesy Durham County Library / North Carolina Collection)

609 1/2 - 611 Fayetteville Street

Looking south on Fayetteville St. from the middle of the 600 block, 1922. (S.) Elm St. is the intersection ahead and the transition to the 700 block. The east side of the 600 block would include the building on the left. (Courtesy Duke Rare Book and Manuscript Collection. Scanned by Digital Durham.) The east side of the 600 block of Fayetteville St...

219-225 Foster Street

219-225 Foster Street

125 East Main Street

Looking west-northwest from Church St. and East Main St., 1895. (Courtesy Duke Archives)

120 East Main

Above, the south side of the 100 block of East Main St., looking southeast, 1924. (Courtesy Duke Archives)

4524 South Alston Ave.

713-717 Fayetteville

713, 715, 717 Fayetteville St., 1962. (Courtesy Durham County Library / North Carolina Collection) The multi-bay commercial structure at 713-717 Fayetteville St. appears to have been built circa 1930. By the mid 1930s, 713 housed Max Zuckerman's meat market, 715 William Boykin's tailor shop, and 717 the Carolina Barber Shop.

612-614 Fayetteville St.

612-614 Fayetteville St. appears to have been built in the late 1920s; 612 housed Loftin's Bakery during the 1930s. By 1941, 612 had become Rose's Beauty Salon and 614 the Home Modernization and Supply Company. The Home Modernization and Supply Company remaned in business at this location for the next 25 years. 612 became the Service Tailor Shop and Eagle Sport Shop before it was occupied by the Bull City Barber College in 1957. 612 Fayetteville, 1962.

526-532 East Pettigrew

(Courtesy State of North Carolina Archives) Above, looking south at the block of East Pettigrew between Henry Alley (intersecting street on the right) and Cozart St. (intersecting street next to Speight's service station, on the left) - circa ~1940s. 526-532 is the two-story structure next to Henry Alley.