Where in Greenville?

[RestedTraveler]

I just can't place it, myself.

[gs3]

The wall of what used to be Renee's Steakhouse? (Can't think of the new name).

[NYTransplant]

You guys are close, but still a little bit off.

[goodbye]

Rocks and Ropes? I could see this being the building. I really like the look of that boiler door next to the old brick and green grass. Nice shot, NYT!

[NYTransplant]

Rocks and Ropes? I could see this being the building. I really like the look of that boiler door next to the old brick and green grass. Nice shot, NYT!

No, you were closer before, although I might have been inclined to suggest Rocks & Ropes if I didn't know where it was.

[TREY]

The back of the James Raymond building behind the Peace center.

[NYTransplant]

The back of the James Raymond building behind the Peace center.

Bingo! Nice going TREY. At least I think so. I know it as the old Hugenot Mill building, but looking up the address of Raymond James, that's the place.

The view from here would be this:

[RestedTraveler]

Not a bad view from there...

[goodbye]

I thought it was somewhere back there, but very tricky shot, NYT! That was a good one.

This weather is making me think of Spring, so guess where this colorful one is from.

[wellen]

I think it is Piazza Bergamo, just in front of Henni's (it will alway be Henni's)

[goodbye]

Great guess! I didn't think it would be too hard.

I hope the new plans for the plaza include plenty of opportunities for beautification/gentrification such as this.

[RestedTraveler]

I like the watermark on that one! Was an easy one for a change!

[NYTransplant]

Nice shot Skyliner, love the color.

[RestedTraveler]

Any guesses?

[GvilleSC]

Broad Street at the Old Spaghetti Warehouse!?

[goodbye]

GvilleSC wins this one, and I will correctly identify its current name as Northampton Wines.

[RestedTraveler]

I'm not worthy. I'm not worthy.

VERY GOOD, y'all!

[RestedTraveler]

Here's another oddity from somewhere downtown. Does anybody recognize it?

[NYTransplant]

I have seen this, but I can't remember where.

[goodbye]

Is it located next to the Greenville Summit? I know that doesn't make sense, but I can't place it at the moment. This is obviously a test piece to see how it would look in this particular setting. It is a common method used before construction.

[NYTransplant]

Is it located next to the Greenville Summit? I know that doesn't make sense, but I can't place it at the moment. This is obviously a test piece to see how it would look in this particular setting. It is a common method before construction.

Aha! That makes me recall it might be across from the Ballpark on South Main.

[RestedTraveler]

Is it located next to the Greenville Summit?

No, sir.

This is obviously a test piece to see how it would look in this particular setting. It is a common method used before construction.

That's a good clue. Look at the materials being used for the test facade.

Aha! That makes me recall it might be across from the Ballpark on South Main.

BINGO! You win two days of cold, snowy, icy weather (sorry I couldn't offer a better prize)!

[goodbye]

That is a very likely location, since this is the style of brick veneer being used all over in the West End.

Edit: Whoops, you beat me!

[NYTransplant]

BINGO! You win two days of cold, snowy, icy weather (sorry I couldn't offer a better prize)!

[gs3]

Here is a new one and it's fairly easy: