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Central Campus Housing Lots 1

2.0

Central Campus Housing Lots 1

1.5

Nasher Museum of Art

4.2

2001 Campus Dr (at Anderson St.), Durham, NC 27705, United States, GPS: 35.99899,-78.92904

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The Nasher Museum of Art opened its new building designed by architect Rafael Viñoly on October 2, 2005, creating a major new center for the arts on campus. The $23 million museum fosters multidisciplinary learning and serves the Research Triangle Area.

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Yearby Ave & Anderson St (at Duke University), Durham, NC 27705, United States, GPS: 36.006092,-78.931885

Duke Clinics Parking

Durham, NC 27705, United States, GPS: 36.00578,-78.934456

We found more than 121 Transport points in Durham. Including

83 Gas Station
32 Parking
3 Bus Station
2 Train Station
1 Car Rental

Corcoran Street Parking Garage

212 Ramseur St., Durham, NC 27701, United States, GPS: 35.995384,-78.90229

Parking Deck

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Epworth Residence Hall

PO Box 2, Durham, NC 27702, United States, GPS: 36.005993,-78.91327

Called the Inn when built in 1892, the name was changed to Epworth in 1986. Once the most attractive building on campus and the focus of student activity, it contained dining and meeting facilities as well as seventy-five dormitory rooms.

Central Campus Housing Lots 1

0.5

Bryan Center Parking Garage

2.0

ATT Parking

1.5

Pegram Tree

North Carolina, United States, GPS: 36.008446,-78.91494

Graduate Center Lot

2.0

Brightleaf Square

4.7

905 W Main St (at Gregson St), Durham, NC 27701, United States, GPS: 35.99996,-78.90975

Saint Lukes Episcopal Church

2.0

Bivins

North Carolina, United States, GPS: 36.00884,-78.91726

Randolph Residence Hall

1500 E Main St, Durham, NC 27705, United States, GPS: 36.006645,-78.91694

Gilbert-Addoms (GA) Residence Hall

PO Box, Durham, NC 27708, United States, GPS: 36.0056,-78.916885

Opened and named in 1957 for Katherine Everett Gilbert, Professor and first chair of the Department of Aesthetics, Art and Music and for Ruth Margery Addoms, Professor of Botany.