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Durham is the Bull City, a nickname borrowed from the tobacco brand that built the town in the late 1800s. The old tobacco warehouses downtown are lofts and restaurants now, Parrish Street was once known as Black Wall Street, and the neo-Gothic Duke Chapel rises over campus. That tobacco era also left grand houses like Harwood Hall and Greystone Manor. A brick and stone estate like this one calls for a clean warm white outline at dusk, on a schedule that runs itself, with track color-matched to the trim so by day all you see is the stonework.

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