A look at Court Square’s oldest building
The charming brick building on the southeast corner of Court Square has seen much of Greenville’s history pass before its front doors — even the Civil War.
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Academy Street’s Greek Revival beauty
The Kilgore-Lewis home is significant for the antebellum period it represents in addition to its own architectural identity.
Greenville’s ‘Fence’ is found in art history books around the world
If you asked many Europeans and art aficionados where Michelangelo found the marble that he used in all his famous statues (e.g., the David or Pieta), they would quickly tell…
The pioneering Huguenot
By August of that 1882, the Huguenot Mill, Greenville’s third mill on the downtown stretch of the Reedy River, was up and running.
John Nolan column: When Greenville became ‘modern’
By John M. Nolan There are many factors that may contribute to a city being considered “modern.” Often when styles of fashion, art and advanced technology embrace present trends, the…
Crossing the Reedy
The evolution of the primary Reedy River crossing is worthy of reflection.