Although now commercial, this bungalow is one of the last vestiges of the early 20th century 'country' in this area of southwest Durham.
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Submitted by Marsosudiro (not verified) on Wed, 7/6/2011 - 2:00am
I suspect that some of the earlier owners kept chickens in the yard. I'm certain they would be astonished at the variety (and price) of bird treats now sold in their former front parlor. http://www.birdieboutique.com/
Submitted by jeremy (not verified) on Mon, 7/11/2011 - 2:00am
this is just 2 doors down from my favorite place to shop in high school THRIFT WORLD - THE STORE YOU DESERVE
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Submitted by Marsosudiro (not verified) on Wed, 7/6/2011 - 2:00am
I suspect that some of the earlier owners kept chickens in the yard. I'm certain they would be astonished at the variety (and price) of bird treats now sold in their former front parlor. http://www.birdieboutique.com/
Submitted by jeremy (not verified) on Mon, 7/11/2011 - 2:00am
this is just 2 doors down from my favorite place to shop in high school THRIFT WORLD - THE STORE YOU DESERVE
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