It was in business at least as late as the fall of last year. Like many of the other clothing outlets on Wilmington Street, this one has gone out of business.
Isaac’s Menswear is still selling stylish clothing, however.

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This particular doorway is attached to the First Presbyterian Church.

The new congregation erected a brick meeting house of colonial design in 1818 on the southwest corner of Salisbury and Morgan Streets at Capitol Square. This original structure was used for 80 years until it was razed to make room for the present sanctuary, which was completed about 1900. When fire destroyed the original State Capitol in 1831, the North Carolina Supreme Court met in the Session House of First Presbyterian Church until the present Capitol was completed in 1840.

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Let’s go over what David Beasley’s AAA does:

• bail bonds
• checks cashed
• notary public
• atm
• prepaid cellular
• moneygram
• after hours request service

However, one thing (obscured in the photo) that they won’t do: give change. In the window is a sign that says “change not free”.