Pics of Greenville

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That's absolutely correct! Greenville is most itself when its GREEN.

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Here are a few more from last week. These will help to give some of you a better understanding of the vitality in downtown (especially Main Street).

This is a shot looking down part of Main St.

A favorite pub for local sports fans.

A partial look at of Coffee St.

West End Market, a sometimes overlooked treasure by visitors.

Another look down Main, with an idea of the coming shade later this Spring.

The Budweiser Clydesdales were in town on Friday.

West End welcomes visitors!

Another view of the old Harper Brothers building in the West End.

A shot from the new Liberty Bridge.

Part of Falls Park.

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Everybody has taken pics of the park but I could not resist.

[Spartan]

Fantastic pics!

I love The Map Store. I can't get enough of that place. My only problem with it is that it closes too early!

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Absolutely. It's my favorite dowtown store, but I'm not always able to visit when I'd like to.

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Here are a few more from this past weekend. B)

[gs3]

Incredible pics of Falls Park! Thanks Skyliner!

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Here are a few pics from this past Friday...

The old Coach Factory behind the Peace Center.

Pics of RiverPlace...

This is the area where the promenade will decend from Main St. to the Reedy.

Reedy Falls

[Spartan]

Fantastic. Thanks for posting these pics! Riverplace is coming along quickly.

[gs3]

Great pics of Riverplace! Thanks!

[vicupstate]

Fantastic Pics. Thanks for sharing.

These give a great representation of how nice it is.

[WildWest]

Great shots. Its nice to see spring has actually sprung in your area. Here in Colorado, we're still getting snow. There's a fresh inch or so in my yard.

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Another of RiverPlace. This one is looking up Camperdown toward Falls Park. 55 RiverPlace is in the foreground.

This is just a nice shot from Camperdown.

[Spartan]

Those are nice shots. Its great to see the other side of RiverPlace

[RestedTraveler]

Beautiful photos, Skyliner. Very nice, indeed! Thanks for sharing them with us!

You may want to consider submitting some of them to the Liberty Bridge Photo Contest.

[RestedTraveler]

Here are some from an afternoon stroll I took around downtown with my daughter on Saturday:

Signage

One of the things I love most about Downtown Greenville is the fact that is an abundance of very nice signs, directories, and maps everywhere downtown.

Enjoy Downtown Greenville Signs at every major entrance into Downtown:

Downtown Directory:

Signs directing downtown visitors to points of interest just off of Main Street:

Street Signs at Washington and Main:

Heritage Green on College Street

Heritage Green Sign:

Upstate History Museum:

Bob Jones Gallery (Downtown Extension):

Greenville Little Theatre:

Greenville Library (Main Library):

Greenville County Museum of Art:

Future Home of ImagiNation Children's Museum (Former Main Library):

[RestedTraveler]

Here are some more:

Central Business District

Another recent addition is that of the Newspaper/Periodical Boxes which replaced the individual boxes that were strewn all about downtown:

BellSouth Building:

Saint George Greek Orthodox Church (Site of Upcoming Greek Festival from 19-MAY-2005 through 22-MAY-2005):

Landmark and Liberty Buildings:

Bank of America Building and Richardson Street Parking Garage (Free Weekend Parking):

SouthTrust Bank and Piedmont Natural Gas Building:

First Citizens Bank (Near Prospect Hill):

Wachovia Place and Wachovia Plaza:

Spring Street Garage:

NBSC Building:

Legg Mason:

Bookends:

Downtown Skyline seen from Court Street (Saturday Market Area):

25 E. Court Street:

Westin Poinsett:

Soby's:

Chamber of Commerce Building:

City Hall:

Peace Center:

Poinsett Corners:

West End District

River Place:

Gondola Returns (Flood of 2004 put it Out of Service):

Falls Park:

West End Market and Shoeless Joe Jackson Plaza:

Main Street between Falls Park and Augusta Road:

Main Street (fomerly Pendleton Street) Improvements between Augusta Road and the new Ballpark:

Site of the new West End Ballpark:

[ironchapman]

Nice pics, Skyliner.

Rested Traveler, nice job. You seem to have gone very in depth into you picture taking.

[Spartan]

Excellent Pics! I never realized that building was city hall.

[gs3]

Great pics RT! So glad you did the series on the downtown signage. Another one of those "quality of life" details that Greenville has become adept at producing! People just don't get it until they see it. Thanks!

[RestedTraveler]

Thanks! I'll try to continue to add some where I can - I LOVE living in Greenville! It's 100% about the quality of life, too.

[gs3]

Thanks!  I'll try to continue to add some where I can - I LOVE living in Greenville!  It's 100% about the quality of life, too.

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I echo that comment!

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Here's a pic from yesterday. This is part of the Patewood Road area, just off of I-385. The construction in the foreground is a 4-5 story addition to the Saint Francis Women and Children's Hospital (not to be confused with their main hospital in the West End). In the background you see the addition to GHS's Patewood facility. Accros the street (off the shot) is where a new parking garage is also being constructed. Just another sign of the growing Greenville community. B)

[RestedTraveler]

Wow! They're coming right along with Saint Francis. I had the pleasure of spending a couple of days and nights there with my wife, then-four-year-old daughter and her new little brother just over three months ago. We watched them begin to dismantle that part of the building while we were there. It's amazing what a couple of months can do.

[gs3]

Great photo Skyliner!