Over 2,500 people are pushing to save Raleigh’s historic Seaboard Station. At a meeting on Tuesday, concerned locals will speak directly to City Council – hoping to explain the importance of the station’s history and present ideas for how to incorporate the structure into the new development.
Source: WRAL News
'It greeted our war dead:' Thousands push to preserve Raleigh's 80-year-old Seaboard Station
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