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Garland H. Jones Building

According to the Wake County official web site, this building houses certain Human Services department programs, the Register of Deeds and the Revenue Department. The Garland H. Jones building is located at 300 S. Salisbury St. and is one of the remaining examples of modernism that prevailed in the 50s and 60s in downtown Raleigh.

Men At Work Car Care Center


One man at work, offering clubbers and revelers a place to park for a low fee. I can say that unlike the nice town to west of Chapel Hill, parking in the downtown area is extremely easy to find without having to pay. There is a peace of mind, however, in knowing that your car will be almost 100% safe because someone is watching over it.

During normal working hours they offer such services as car washing, wash & wax, full detailing, dent removal, oil changes and inspections.

Men At Work Car Care Center
501 West Morgan St.
919-832-2425

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