Tobacco Central - Durham NC
For decades, The American Tobacco Campus and the city of Durham were one of the busiest industrial centers in the country. When the tobacco industry ended in Durham, there needed to be re-invention. The American Tobacco Historic District is without a doubt an interesting reuse of a former industrial site. It now contain office space, as well as the home of other businesses including restaurants and bars. There is plenty of outdoor space to admire the architecture and people watch. The complex is complimented by multiple waterfalls, a giant water feature running through it, and an old train car sitting on a track.
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What you should know:
Restrooms are available at both the American Tobacco Campus and the Sarah P. Duke Gardens.
Both locations have self-guided tours.
On the street parking as well as parking lot options are available in and near the American Tobacco Campus. Make sure to check posted parking regulation signs.
The Duke Gardens are open every day and there is no admission charge, but there may be a parking fee.
There are a few restaurant options in the American Tobacco Campus.
Location:
The American Tobacco Historic District - 318 Blackwell Street, Durham, NC 27701
Sarah P. Duke Gardens - 420 Anderson Street, Durham, NC 27708
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