Warehouse

Miller Garage

1970s (Courtesy Richard Wilson Miller) 1970s (Courtesy Richard Wilson Miller) 1970s (Courtesy Richard Wilson Miller) August 2011 (Photo by Gary Kueber)

116 Broadway St.

The Noland building was built in 1954; the plumbing supply company was located here until ~2010. The building was then purchased by Reynolds Maxwell, who renovated the structure. As of 2013, tenants included Shoeboxed and Neu Concepts.

112 Hunt St.

710 E. Markham Ave.

722 E. Markham Ave.

01.20.12 (DC tax office) 10.16.13 (Courtesy Jason Cash) 10.18.13 (Photo by Gary Kueber)

1111 Neville St. - Brame Warehouse

1111 Neville - 07.03.13

Golden Belt Warehouse A+b

1979 Situated between buildings 1 and 2, with a primary facade facing the railroad tracks (facing west,) the warehouse building served as a primary shipping and receiving point for Golden Belt for 80+ years. In the 1980s, with the railroad no longer a significant shipping/receiving mode for the company, the building was demolished and replace with...

948 Washington Street

400 Macon Street

12.07.11 Faintly visible on the front of the building is "Geo. W. Kane ; Storage...." George W. Kane was a prolific Durham builder, and Sanborn maps confirm that this building was extant and used as building material storage by 1937.

Herald And Sun Warehouse