It all started in 1914 ...
The
day was October 1, 1914. Headlines in the Raleigh News & Observer told of
the price of cotton being 10 cents a pound and the build-up of troops in
Europe readying themselves for the "great conflict". But the headlines
that captivated most Raleigh citizens on this day read "New Market Is Now
Open - Thousands Throng The Building While Ceremonies Are In Progress".
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Something For Everyone:
Romance is
always in the air at City Market, downtown Raleigh's most charming dining
and shopping destination. It is common to see couples walking hand in hand
as they stroll along cobblestone streets lit by old-fashioned lanterns and
illuminated trees. Filled with unique shops and tantalizing
restaurants, there is something for everyone. The selection of stores is
diverse: visitors can pick up gourmet chocolate at Peche de Chocolat, stop
in to see art at Artspace, or paint a pot at Amazing Glaze. A wide variety
of bars and restaurants include Big Ed's, Vic's Italian Cafe & Pizzeria,
Woody's, and Rum Runners.
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