Uniquely Durham Stores

Stores that are unique to Durham or sell uniquely Durham merchandise. Also order Durham gifts and memorabilia online through our Durham Gifts portal.

  • 307 Knox Records
    305 E Chapel Hill St
    641-2727
    Durham-based record label supporting new, local music. Order online.
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  • Bennett Place Gift Shop
    4409 Bennett Memorial Rd
    383-4345
    Civil War books and reproduction items. Open Tu-Sa, 10am-4pm; Su, 1-4pm.
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  • Bookcase Shop
    301 S Duke St
    683-6123
    Solid wood bookcases, entertainment centers, cabinets, armoires, and other home and office furniture.
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  • Carolina Theatre
    309 W Morgan St
    560-3040
    Two- screen modern art-film cinemas as part of historic Carolina Theatre.
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  • Duke University Store
    Bryan Center, Duke West Campus
    684-2344
    University-related memorabilia, books, and souvenirs. Open M-F, 8:30am-5pm.
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  • Durham Bulls Athletic Park
    409 Blackwell St
    687-6500
    Nationally-acclaimed, 10,000-seat Downtown home of the Durham Bulls Triple-A baseball club, made famous by the movie "Bull Durham." Includes historic ambiance, skyboxes, and year-round Ball Park Corner with Bulls' memorabilia.
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  • Durham Co-Op Grocery
    1101 W Chapel Hill St
    490-0929
    Member-owned and operated grocery store offering high-quality, organic, health food. Bulk and special orders available. Open M-Sa, 10am-8pm; Su, 11am-8pm.
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  • Durham Farmers' Market
    501 Foster St, Near Seminary St, Downtown Durham
    667-3099
    Fresh, locally grown produce (including organic), various plants, fresh eggs, honey, and more. Open W, 3:30pm-6:30pm, Sa, 8am-12pm, April - November.
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  • Durham Technical Community College
    1637 Lawson St
    686-3300
    Founded in 1948, Durham Tech is a charter member of the North Carolina Community College System. Offers textbooks, school/office supplies instruments, and materials.
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  • Everything But Grannie's Panties
    2926 Guess Rd, I-85 Exit 175
    471-0996
    Antiques, furniture, and collectibles. Open M-F, 10:30am-5:30pm; Sa, 10am-5pm.
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  • Foster's Market
    2694 Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd
    489-3944
    Country Home - "As owner of the beloved Foster's Market…, Sara Foster has built a reputation with her special brand of homey, delicious food." Foster honed her skills as a caterer and former chef for Martha Stewart.
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  • Morgan Imports, LTD & Peabody Place LLC
    113 S Gregson St at Peabody Place
    688-1150
    Specializing in unique gifts, home accessories, fashion accessories, furniture, stationery, garden art, and dining and kitchen ware. Open M-Sa, 10am-9pm; Su, noon-6pm.
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  • Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University
    2001 Campus Dr, Duke University Central Campus
    684-5135
    Featuring classical to contemporary works of art and, opening August ’08, the groundbreaking El Greco to Velázquez exhibition, one of only two showings in the US. Call for special ticket prices. Free admission for members, children under 16, those currently affiliated with Duke and Durham residents.
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  • North Carolina Central University
    1801 Fayetteville St
    530-6100
    Founded in 1910, NCCU is the nation's first publicly-supported liberal arts college for African-Americans. The 103-acre, Georgian-Revival campus features a bronze statue of founder Dr. James E. Shepard, the NCCU Art Museum, one of the nation’s highest rated law schools for women, and the L.T. Walker Complex, named for United States Olympic Committee President LeRoy Walker. Currently 8,383 students are enrolled at NCCU.
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  • Parker and Otis
    112 S Duke St, Peabody Place, Brightleaf District, Downtown Durham
    683-3200
    Gourmet restaurant, coffee shop, and wine/beer retailer located at Peabody Place in Downtown's historic Brightleaf District. Open for breakfast and lunch M-Sa and lunch Su.
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  • Patterson's Mill Country Store, Inc.
    5109 Farrington Rd between NC Hwy 54 & Old Chapel Hill Rd
    493-8149
    Preserved turn-of-the-nineteenth-century country store and doctor's office/pharmacy. Features displays of mercantile and pharmaceutical Americana, tobacco marketing memorabilia, antiques and collectibles.
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  • The Book Exchange
    107 W Chapel Hill St
    682-4662
    Full-service bookstore with student texts; fiction and nonfiction. Open M-Sa, 8:45am-6pm.
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  • The Duck Shop
    703-B Ninth Street
    416-3348
    Shop specializing in Duke University apparel and gifts. Open M-W and Sa, 10am-6pm; Th-F, 10am-8pm; and Su 12pm-5pm.
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  • The Tuba Exchange, Inc.
    1825 Chapel Hill Rd
    493-2200
    Nation’s only store dealing exclusively in tubas, euphoniums, and sousaphones. Includes 200-plus piece historic low brass musical instrument collection. Open M-F, 9am-5pm; Sa-Su, by appointment.
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  • Wentworth and Leggett Bookshop
    905 W Main St, Brightleaf Square
    688-5311
    Old, rare, and out-of-print books. Old postcards, maps, and prints. Open M-Sa, 11am-7pm. Alternate phone number: 479-1938.
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  • West Point on the Eno City Park
    5101 N Roxboro Rd (US Hwy 501)
    471-1623
    Located along the Eno River in northern Durham, the park features a reconstructed 1778 working grist mill with cornmeal for sale, the historic McCown-Mangum House dating to the mid-1800s, the Hugh Mangum Museum of Photography, hiking trails and amphitheater. Picnicking, hiking, rafting, and canoeing available.
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  • Witherspoon Rose Culture
    3312 Watkins Rd
    489-4446
    "Gardens at Witherspoon" feature 1,800 rose bushes on display. The Garden Shop offers a diverse selection of roses, perennials, and ornamental grasses, unique pots, planters, fountains, and birdbaths. Gardens best for visiting May-October. Open M-Sa, 9am-5pm, Sa-Su, by appointment.
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