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The Raleigh Municipal Building

This is a top-down view of the Avery C. Upchurch Raleigh Government Complex. Coincidentially, this was the location of the very first post to Goodnight, Raleigh!. You can also see a “then and now” series of the water fountain on Hargett Street in front of this building that has been dry for some time.

Seth from the Borough

Pictured above is Seth, waiter extraordinaire at The Borough. He not only provides lively and entertaining service, but is able to remember your drink preferences after only a single visit.

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