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The Skyline from Dawson Street

Cars race down Dawson Street near its intersection with Lenoir Street in front of the Convention Center.

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.

The Warehouses of the Depot District

I recently learned of this particular geographic area’s designation as “the Depot District”, through the announcement of the community forum set to take place today (3/30) at 5:00PM. So which is it? Depot District or Warehouse District? Warehouse seems a more apt description to me.

Discuss Raleigh

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    • scrach: It’s interesting to learn that the unevenness of the City Market’s cobblestones is actually due...
    • Sprunki: It’s interesting to learn that the unevenness of the City Market’s cobblestones is actually due...
    • Sprunki: It’s interesting to learn that the unevenness of the City Market’s cobblestones is actually due...
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