To save the home shown above, Peter moved it and one other to a site behind the Governor's Mansion where he lives in the Historic Oakwood downtown Raleigh neighborhood.

Saturday 8/23/08

HOUSE MOVES (2)

CHEF RAMEAUX SALE

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A 1972 plan of Raleigh called for the North South Expressway to go right through Oakwood. See map ...

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Vanese Clough, Peter's assistant for the last year, left at the first of 2007 to pursue raising a product and raising a child! The product, created with partner Donald Corey, is the Hold-N-One® wall mounted golf bag holder, a perfect gift for the golfer who has everything.
 
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