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Smashed to pieces. First time I had seen it since I got back. The Garland H Jones Building once stood here.
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I drove by this place last week, and my mom was just too amazed to see it. We happened to pass by when that other building, the Waverly F. Atkins Building I think, was in the process of demolition, and we got to look inside, and that was too interesting.
P.S. Welcome back to Raleigh!