Film Locations - Downtown and Cityscapes
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Twin, renovated Neo-Romanesque, red brick, turn-of-the-century tobacco
warehouses with courtyard
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Listed on the National Register of Historic Places
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72 Corbelled chimneys mark the perimeter of the roofline
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Cobblestone walk/roadway between renovated, turn-of-the century brick
buildings and store fronts
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Period street lamps
Research Triangle Park
Durham Freeway, Exits 5 through 8
I-40,
exits 279 and 280
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Created from southeast Durham pinelands and farmland in 1959
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7,000 acres, eight miles long and two miles wide, 13 million square
feet under roof
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One of the largest research parks in the world
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Many dramatic buildings in mini tracks of 8 acres, plans must be
approved, building can cover only 30% of land
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GlaxoSmithKline Campus filmed in Natalie Wood's Brainstorm in 1981
Downtown Streetscape
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Downtown Durham is a 14 block, people-scaled city with a tree-lined
main street setting
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Buildings were primarily built in the 1900-1930 time frame with some
modern architecture as well
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Established in 1930, a major tertiary care facility rated in the top
five in the nation with 1,100 beds
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Helicopter helipad
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Contemporary architecture mixed with 1930, Gothic architecture of Duke
Hospital South
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Subway between parking areas above and beyond ground
American Tobacco Trail
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Six mile paved walking/jogging/bicycling trail, part of what will be a
30 mile project that runs through Durham, Wake and Chatham counties
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Follows the course of the old New Hope Railroad, built at the turn of
the 1900's
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Traverses urban, suburban and rural landscapes
Durham Skyline
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A definite choice for mid-size town
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Clustered mix of high-rise buildings ranging from 14 to 17 stories
surrounded by trees/greenery
Downtown Ninth Street
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Funky, six-block, "sixties" commercial area
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Three blocks of small store fronts
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Eclectic shopping district near Duke University's East Campus
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Stores include organic produce, drug store soda fountain, natural
fiber clothing, crystals, bookstores, restaurants and more
Ninth Street Cityscape
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Funky, six-block, "sixties" commercial area
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Three blocks of small store fronts
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Eclectic shopping district near Duke University's East Campus
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Stores include organic produce, drug store soda fountain, natural
fiber clothing, crystals, bookstores, restaurants and more
