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01/10/2009
fun fact: the original entrance was on the second floor, directly above where the “Raleigh Police Department” sign currently is. There was a pedestrian bridge leading from the sidewalk to the entrance, due to the ~6-foot grade change between the sidewalk and the driveway. This is the future site of the upcoming Lightner Public Safety Center — which I believe is currently being designed as a 17-story, LEED qualifying building (too costly to be LEED certified).