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Thomas, Ferguson & Mullins moved in November 1998 to renovated offices next to the Durham County Courthouse on Main Street.

The firm spent 10 months designing and reconstructing to preserve the character of the historic structure and contribute to the architectural style and elegance of the downtown area.

The Historic Preservation Society of Durham recognized the firm for its effort in 1999 by presenting the firm with the prestigious George and Mary Pyne Preservation Award.

The original structure, called the F.M. Glenn Building, was built at the turn of the century to house a restaurant. In 1943, the Parrish family bought the property and opened The Wee Shop. It soon became “the” place to shop for fine women’s clothing. The Wee Shop remained in operation until December 1997.

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