A Masonic Lodge that provided a new home for the Knap of Reeds order, the building has housed stores and post offices as well.

A Tilley store and Gulf Station, this building has been a barber shop, TV service, and a church since that time.

Bahama's most famous little store - Parrish's Store was featured in Life Magazine in 1995 for "Thursday Night Fever".

A veritable who's who of prominent Bahama names have run this store and Amoco gas station.

~1990 (Durham County Historic Inventory) From the Durham County Inventory: Its age, excellent state of preservation and imposing style make this frame I-house one of the most significant antebellum dwellings in Durham County. Here Federal features such as mantels with flat-paneled friezes and interior doors with six flat panels are combined with...

11.03.11 1931: Ernest B. Harris, Grocer.

11.03.11 City directories: 1923: None 1931: W Franklin Warren (principal, Durham High School) ; William S. McDevett (salesman)