DURHAM HOSIERY MILL NO. 6 - COTTON WAREHOUSE
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06.25.13
This cotton warehouse, with brick end walls and pilasters, later infilled with concrete block between pilasters, is the last remaining building of the destroyed Durham Hosiery Mills No. 6 complex that sat across Henderson Street. It was originally built ~1916, per the Durham County tax records.
Note "Edge of Brick Building" on lot #11.
1937 Sanborn map, showing cotton warehousing with tobacco storage on the 4th floor.
~1922-1924 - the warehouse can be seen among the trees in the right background. (Digital Durham)
Looking southwest, 1930s (Herald-Sun)
Looking south, 1950 (State Archives)
Originally the building had an open loggia, seen above, on the north side, which has since been infilled with concrete block. The southern facade is a bit of a mystery, as it was clearly replaced with concrete block at some later date.
12.09.13 (Gary Kueber)
12.09.13 (Gary Kueber)
12.09.13 (Gary Kueber)
12.09.13 (Gary Kueber)
12.09.13 (Gary Kueber)
12.09.13 (Gary Kueber)
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Hey there, saw your post on
Hey there, saw your post on Craigslist for space rental and very interested in meeting to visit and discuss space usage possibilities. I have several needs for various types of studio space: leatherworking, photography, band etc...
Looking forward to hearing from you.
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Hey there, saw your post on Craigslist for space rental and very interested in meeting to visit and discuss space usage possibilities. I have several needs for various types of studio space: leatherworking, photography, band etc...
Looking forward to hearing from you.
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