Historical Markers in

Durham County, North Carolina

A Black Capital for the World to See A Legacy of Community and Institutional Connections American Tobacco Trail Barbee Cemetery Bennett Place Bennett Place Beulah C. Bowens Fuller Black Wall Street Brassfield Station Bull City Blues Centennial Chapel Christopher "Old Kit" Barbee Clyde R. Hoey Building Dedicated to Those who Served in the World War Dr. Bartlett Durham Duke Homestead Duke Homestead Duke University Durham's Station Emanuel J. Evans, 1907-1997, and Sara N. Evans, 1905-1986 Empowering and Diverse Opportunities Financial and Professional Impact in Durham Five Points Loan Company Former Site of Hillside High School In Memory of "The Boys Who Wore the Gray" James E. Shepard James Edward Shepard John Merrick John Sprunt Hill Malbourne A Angier Meeting of the Generals N. C. Society of Engineers N.C. School of Science and Mathematics North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina Central University Roll of Honor Rotary Bandstand Royal Ice Cream Sit-In Rural Credit Union Shepard House St. Philip's Episcopal Church The Original Chimney of the Bennett House The "South Garden" Unity Veterans Memorial Visionary Leadership in the New South West Point Truce Line