Millberg Gordon Stewart's offices are located in historic Pilot Mill, which was originally constructed in 1894 for use as a textile mill and most recently renovated in 1999. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, Pilot Mill is now used primarily for office space, including a number of law firms.
Pilot Mill is located on the edge of downtown Raleigh near
Peace College, the historic
Mordecai neighborhood, and
Seaboard Station. Pilot Mill has won many awards for its design, including the Anthemion Award, Lowe Award, Beautification Award, and Best Redevelopment Building of 2002.
Please visit the above links, and for an in-depth look at the history of Pilot Mill and its renovation plans,
read this article, published in the News & Observer in 1997.
¬ The original building was built with bricks made at the North Carolina State Prison
¬ Pilot Mill was occupied by the Belk-Hudson Company from 1931 to 1968
¬ The building was foreclosed and abandoned until being bought by the current owners, Hedgehog Holdings
¬ The renovation of Pilot Mill is part of a program to redevelop mills for new uses, and includes other similar projects across North Carolina, such as the
American Tobacco District in Durham
