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Porthole Chapel Hill. Unc purchased the property from marley in august 1985, and utilized the building for the university's development office for many years. Members of the university and local communities are invited to attend one of several upcoming information sessions to learn more about the opportunity for renewal and redevelopment of. Porthole alley, the area where carolina’s campus meets downtown chapel hill, has been identified as an opportunity to explore these. The building was originally a garage, then was turned into a restaurant called the bloody. Some fixtures along east franklin street could be on their way out as the university of north carolina at chapel hill looks at possibly redeveloping the porthole alley area. The university's board of trustees recently approved the. It is currently home to the administrative offices of. Unc sees an opportunity to create public gathering spaces behind the hill building and a new building planned for a strip on the south side of east franklin street in downtown chapel hill. During the creation of the 2019 campus master plan, university leaders identified porthole alley — the area where carolina’s campus meets downtown chapel hill between 134 and 144. The porthole restaurant opened in 1942 in the alley just off of franklin street near the carolina coffee shop.

Unc purchased the property from marley in august 1985, and utilized the building for the university's development office for many years. Unc sees an opportunity to create public gathering spaces behind the hill building and a new building planned for a strip on the south side of east franklin street in downtown chapel hill. The building was originally a garage, then was turned into a restaurant called the bloody. The university's board of trustees recently approved the. Porthole alley, the area where carolina’s campus meets downtown chapel hill, has been identified as an opportunity to explore these. Members of the university and local communities are invited to attend one of several upcoming information sessions to learn more about the opportunity for renewal and redevelopment of. It is currently home to the administrative offices of. Some fixtures along east franklin street could be on their way out as the university of north carolina at chapel hill looks at possibly redeveloping the porthole alley area. During the creation of the 2019 campus master plan, university leaders identified porthole alley — the area where carolina’s campus meets downtown chapel hill between 134 and 144. The porthole restaurant opened in 1942 in the alley just off of franklin street near the carolina coffee shop.

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Porthole Chapel Hill Members of the university and local communities are invited to attend one of several upcoming information sessions to learn more about the opportunity for renewal and redevelopment of. During the creation of the 2019 campus master plan, university leaders identified porthole alley — the area where carolina’s campus meets downtown chapel hill between 134 and 144. Unc sees an opportunity to create public gathering spaces behind the hill building and a new building planned for a strip on the south side of east franklin street in downtown chapel hill. Unc purchased the property from marley in august 1985, and utilized the building for the university's development office for many years. The porthole restaurant opened in 1942 in the alley just off of franklin street near the carolina coffee shop. It is currently home to the administrative offices of. Porthole alley, the area where carolina’s campus meets downtown chapel hill, has been identified as an opportunity to explore these. The building was originally a garage, then was turned into a restaurant called the bloody. Members of the university and local communities are invited to attend one of several upcoming information sessions to learn more about the opportunity for renewal and redevelopment of. Some fixtures along east franklin street could be on their way out as the university of north carolina at chapel hill looks at possibly redeveloping the porthole alley area. The university's board of trustees recently approved the.