Name/Title
Greenville's Augusta RoadEntry/Object ID
RG134-13-06Description
Augusta Road began as an 1830s trade route from Greenville to Augusta, fostering early business and residential growth. The corridor features historic homes like the Ellison-Cureton and Wilkins houses, and sites like Violet Hill and Depot Green. Mills Mill, Claussen’s Bakery, and Lewis Plaza reflect its commercial evolution. Churches, schools, and civic amenities developed alongside neighborhoods like Alta Vista and Chanticleer. Notable landmarks include Cleveland Park, Rock Quarry Garden, and Sirrine Stadium. Influential residents and entrepreneurs, such as Otis P. Mills and Jacob Cagle, shaped the area’s legacy. Today, Augusta Road blends rich history with lasting community landmarks and traditions.Collection
Proceedings and PapersCopyright
Copyright Holder
Greenville Country Historical SocietyCopyright Details
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