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    Urban renewal stripped Hayti of much of its vibrant cultural and business life along the main drags of Pettigrew and Fayetteville streets.
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Photo courtesy of the Durham County Library

Historic Hayti

Urban renewal stripped Hayti of much of its vibrant cultural and business life along the main drags of Pettigrew and Fayetteville streets.

Looking north on Fayetteville Street - Photo courtesy of N.C. Collection/ Durham County Library, with thanks to Endangered Durham

Photo courtesy of N.C. Collection/ Durham County Library, with thanks to Endangered Durham
Looking north on Fayetteville Street

Regal Theater - Photo courtesy of the Durham County Library

Photo courtesy of the Durham County Library
Regal Theater

R.S. McGhee Coal Co. - Photo courtesy of the Durham County Library

Photo courtesy of the Durham County Library
R.S. McGhee Coal Co.

Bull City Barber Shop - Photo courtesy of the Durham County Library

Photo courtesy of the Durham County Library
Bull City Barber Shop

St. Joseph's A.M.E. - Photo courtesy of Endangered Durham

Photo courtesy of Endangered Durham
St. Joseph's A.M.E.

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