Carillon performances nightly. Now home to the Durham Braves, after 50 years as the original home of the Durham Bulls. Includes historic ambiance, skyboxes and year-round Ball Park Corner with Bull's memorabilia. Church St. Renovated 1916 Neo-classical Revival building of Indiana limestone. Facade of fluted stone pilasters with Corinthian capitals, solid bronze doors and stone balconies.
Building now houses county offices.
Durham Hosiery Mill 803 Angier Ave. Built in 1901, it was once the nerve center of the world's largest hosiery mill complex and largest producer of silk stockings. After 1904, the only mill in the country staffed entirely by African-American employees. Today it provides low-income housing for the elderly. On National Register of Historic Places.