(1874-1879; 1912-1913; 1938) - 314 Fayetteville Street
Alfred B. Mullett (Supervising Architect of the Treasury); remodeling, Frank B. Simpson; expansion, William H. Deitrick
A French Second Empire version of the classical revival, the Post Office has a mansard roof and dormers above the cornice, both typical of the style. The projecting central part of the building (called a pavilion) is outlined with quoins, as is the entire building. With entablatures at each floor level, horizontal lines predominate.
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314 Fayetteville St., Raleigh |
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