What are the types of nouns used in the local genitive?

What are the types of nouns used in the local genitive?

Nouns used in the local genitive are invariably nouns referring to persons and denoting residence, public buildings, places where business is conducted, etc. For example: (1) Proper nouns for certain well-known buildings: St. James’s (Palace)
(2) Words for shops denoted by the type o f shopkeeper: the grocer’s
(3) Names and nouns referring to persons which denote residence: See you at Harry's tomorrow.