212 E. Parrish, 1966 There's not a lot of info about the 200 block of East Parrish St., and a lack of early pictures. The only pictures I have are from the mid-late 1960s, in the waning days of these buildings. Looking east from Church and E. Parrish. (Courtesy Durham County Library) A view from the eastern end of the block, looking southwest, 1966...

214 E. Parrish There's not a lot of info about the 200 block of East Parrish St., and a lack of early pictures. The only pictures I have are from the mid-late 1960s, in the waning days of these buildings. Looking east from Church and E. Parrish. (Courtesy Durham County Library) A view from the eastern end of the block, looking southwest, 1966....

216-218 E. Parrish There's not a lot of info about the 200 block of East Parrish St. 218 East Parrish was the original home to the Clark and Sorrell, Inc. garage. Looking east from Church and E. Parrish. (Courtesy Durham County Library) A view from the eastern end of the block, looking southwest, 1966. (Courtesy Durham County Library) By the late...

220 East Parrish There's not a lot of info about the 200 block of East Parrish St., and a lack of early pictures. The only pictures I have are from the mid-late 1960s, in the waning days of these buildings. A view from the eastern end of the block, looking southwest, 1966. (Courtesy Durham County Library) By the late 1960s / early 1970s, these...

224 East Parrish Street, 01.66 There's not a lot of info about the 200 block of East Parrish St., and a lack of early pictures. The only pictures I have are from the mid-late 1960s, in the waning days of these buildings. Looking east from Church and E. Parrish. (Courtesy Durham County Library) A view from the eastern end of the block, looking...

111 South Mangum 01.66 Below, looking north from the tracks on Mangum St., you can see the mix of brick structures replacing the earlier wood, frame structures. The Italianiate window style (curved at the top) on the brick building would be a repeated architectural element in this block. This picture predates the construction of the Citizens' Bank...

109 South Mangum, 01.66 Below, looking north from the tracks on Mangum St., you can see the mix of brick structures replacing the earlier wood, frame structures. The Italianiate window style (curved at the top) on the brick building would be a repeated architectural element in this block. This picture predates the construction of the Citizens' Bank...

105-107 is to the far left. I have to take somewhat of a piecemeal approach to the east side of the 100 block of S. Mangum St., as there isn't a very complete early shot of the streetscape. Below, looking north from the tracks on Mangum St., you can see the mix of brick structures replacing the earlier wood, frame structures. The Italianiate window...

106 South Church St. was the Savoy Hotel, later the Royall Hotel, later the Durham Hotel. Photographic documentation of South Church Street is incredibly meagre, given how many people must have come in and out of Union Station in the early-to-mid 20th century.