911 Fayetteville Street

35.984024, -78.898132

911
Durham
NC
Year built
1890-1920
Year demolished
1965
Construction type
Neighborhood
Building Type
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Between Banks Place and Fowler Ave. was another residential block of Fayetteville St., occupied by 909, 911, and 1003 Fayetteville.
 


911 Fayetteville, the WA Meeks House, 1922
(Courtesy Duke Rare Book and Manuscript Collection, scanned by Digital Durham.)


911 Fayetteville, 1962
(Courtesy Durham County Library / North Carolina Collection)

These houses were torn down by 1965, and replaced with part of "Tin City" - the relocation buildings built for displaced Hayti Businesses. This building, modified, still exists, and houses The Carolina Times, which actually does still publish.


Looking southeast, 10.05.08

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