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931 East Main housed "The Morris Company" in 1919-1923, a "dry goods store" (which likely means that it primarily sold clothing) run by "Misses Ola and Valeria Morris." 1933: Harrington & Parker Grocers. 1952: Durham Forge and Welding 1955: " 1960: "

--- Looking north on Roney St. from East Chapel Hill St., late 1920s. (Courtesy Duke Rare Book and Manuscript Collection / Digital Durham) The 300 block of Roney St. first developed as a residential street - the disparity in housing is striking as you compare Morris St., to the left in the above picture, and Roney, to the right. As the warehouse...

Looking west on Hunt St., 01.11.58 (Courtesy The Herald-Sun Newspaper) The buildings at 214-220 Hunt St. were built in the late 1920s or early 1930s as Jones Plumbing Supply and the MD Harris Garage. By the late 1950s, the buildings had been taken over by the Broadway Taxi company, later known as Broadway Taxi/Broadway Yellow Cab (in the 1970s).