Employee entrance to one of my favorite bars
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Yes. The Flying Saucer 
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@TedF, seems youâre up or based on the suggested rules, 24h has passed so anyone can go next!
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Or is @Drew up, @OakCityDylan?
I guess technically it would be my turn, but someone can take my place if they would like. but since I am still out of town and cannot post a current picture, I figured I would post an old but easy picture of my favorite residential street in college. Hint: It looks nothing like this now.
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Chamberlain Street where the new apartments are being built?
Gorgeous first photo. Those deep colored homes paired with the Fall colors is brilliant!
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Same area and close by, but not chamberlain.
I thought the same and decided I needed to take pictures before it disappeared. My wife rented out the yellow one on the end, and we were getting stuff out just before the whole street was demolished. If you look closely you can see the other homes are already boarded up on the windows. Itâs a shame really, you donât see to many of these homes left in Raleigh, let alone a whole street that felt frozen in time.
I think thatâs Maiden Lane.
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Itâs a damn shame for sure!
Hope Street by Enterprise Street?
@JoeZ has taken the win.
I donât think much of the street beyond A loft hotel even exists. I havenât driven by lately, last time I went by the whole thing was blocked with construction for a parking deck.
Looks like all that time wasted at the fraternity house a decade ago finally paid off.
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North entrance into the Marbles courtyard.
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You got it @JimMcK . Youâre up.
Man, those Confederate soldiers were in worse shape than I thought! (Too soon?) 
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Down the street from the sky ridge by the museums. Whatever that building is across from the Justice building