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  102 Trade Street

  Occupants and history of 102 Trade Street
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  105, 107 and 109 Trade Street

  Occupants and history of 109 Trade Street
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  100 Trade Street / 114 East Poinsett Street

  Occupants and history of 100 Trade Street
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  308 Trade Street

  Occupants and history of 308 Trade Street
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  101 and 103 Trade Street

  Occupants and history of 101 Trade Street
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  114 Trade Street

  Occupants and history of 114 Trade Street
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  229 Trade Street

  Occupants and history of 229 Trade Street
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  102 South Main Street

  Occupants and history of 102 South Main Street
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  East Poinsett Street

  History of East Poinsett Street
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  North Main Street

  History of North Main Street
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  125 East Poinsett Street

  Occupants and history of 125 East Poinsett Street
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  112 Trade Street

  Occupants and history of 112 Trade Street
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  112 East Poinsett Street

  Occupants and history of 112 E Poinsett St
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  Sara Ann Lanford Photo Album

  Collection of photographs of Ann Lanford's family including herself, father Dr. Marion Layton Lanford, mother Earline Cunningham Lanford, brother Marion Earl Lanford, grandmother Leila Westmoreland Cunningham, and Ann's best friend, Dot Kendrick.
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  1891 Family Bible of Leila Westmoreland Cunningham

  Large family Bible containing limited records of the Westmoreland, Cunningham, and Lanford families.
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  Photograph of Sara Ann Lanford McNeill

  Hand-colored portrait photograph on paper.
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  Sara Ann Lanford memory book

  This is a memory album recording the life of Sara Ann Lanford from the years of 1941-1944.
• Directors of First National Bank, 1951

  Color photograph on paper; picture of directors of First National Bank of Greer (1951). Left to right: Fred Crow; Omar Jones; Bob Williams; Bill Richardson; Dan Davenport; Marion Lanford; Roy Collins, Sr.; Lloyd Hunt; J. V. Smith.
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  P&N Wooden Toilet Seat

  Wood toilet seat, removed from the Piedmont & Northern Railroad Greer Station during a renovation.
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  P&N Conductor's Stool

  Painted green stool, plywood, from the Piedmont and Northern Railroad. Used by conductors to help passengers enter and exit the train cars.
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  Identification Badge: Victor Plant 1824

  Metal frame identification badge. Round. Opening for photograph is round on the top three-quarters, flat on the bottom. Inside, thick clear plastic in front of blue paper, reads "VICTOR PLANT" with large number 1824. Superimposed, small photograph of an unidentified young black man. Surrounding the opening reads "VICTOR MONAGHAN COMPANY". Badge is sealed with a small rivet, marked "VM" on the face. Obverse, pin back. Silver paint, more than 50% rusted. Incorrect accession number marked on back.
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  C. M. Ponder Wooden Barrel

  Wood barrel. 21 slats of varying width. Iron bands top and bottom, held in place with nails bent inside. Iron ring 6.5” down from the top. Missing ring evident from stains about 6.5” up from the bottom. Wooden lid stenciled “C. M. PONDER, GREER,S.C.” No bottom lid. Ponder’s Ice Cream Company was started in 1905 and became a staple of the Greer downtown for decades.
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  Photograph of Corrie Moon Greer

  Portrait of a young woman, sepia photograph on paper
• Photograph: Southern Machinery Co.
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  1915 Telephone Directory for Greenville, SC and Vicinity

  1915 Telephone Directory including phone numbers for Greenville, Easley, Greer, Liberty, Pelzer, Pickens, Piedmont, and Williamston.