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201.	Green Street Baptist Church	Religion	This church building replaced an earlier structure that burned in 1928.

202.	Greenewald's	Downtown Spartanburg; Business	In 1886 the Greenewald brothers opened Greenewald's Inc., a men's clothing store, in downtown Spartanburg. By 1910 the store was located on the corner of South Church and West Main streets, where it remained until closing in the 1980s. Wild Wing Cafe is now in the building.

203.	Greyhound Bus Depot	Transportation; Downtown Spartanburg	The art deco Greyhound Bus station opened on August 17, 1940 on the corner of North Liberty and Dunbar streets. On the site now is a student center built by the First Baptist Church in 2003.

204.	Group in automobile	Transportation	Dignitary, wife and three other women in touring car

205.	Group of men behind Southern Bell Telephone &Telegraph Company	Business	Large group of men, motorcycle, horses, wagons, buggies. The Hertzog Apartment building is in the background.

206.	Guilfuss house	Homes	This house was located on South Church Street.

207.	Hammond-Brown-Jennings Furniture	Downtown Spartanburg; Business	Back view of the business on North Church Street. Employees are pictured with service vehicles.

208.	Hammond-Brown-Jennings Furniture employees	Downtown Spartanburg; Business	Hammond-Brown-Jennings warehouse no. 3 was on South Liberty Street.

209.	Hammond-Brown-Jennings Furniture executives	Business; People	Identified in the photograph are C.P. Lambert, Arthur Hammond and T.A. Jennings

210.	Hammond-Brown-Jennings Furniture staff	Business

211.	Hammond-Brown-Jennings Furniture, main showroom	Business

212.	Hampton Guards	Military	The Hampton Guards, also known as Company F South Carolina Infantry, served on the Mexican border in 1916. On August 5, 1917, all State Guard units became Federal Troops. Company F became Company F, 118th Infantry, Thirtieth Division, United States Army. The soldiers left Camp Sevier in Greenville for France on May 4, 1918.

213.	Herald-Journal building dedication	Downtown Spartanburg; Business

214.	Herald-Journal building dedication	Downtown Spartanburg; Business

215.	Herring Furniture Co.	Downtown Spartanburg; Business	Interior of Herring Furniture Co. with staff.

216.	Highland Elementary School	Education	Highland Elementary School for African American students was at West Henry Street and Reidville Road. The school opened in 1915 and closed in 1971.

217.	Horse-drawn fire wagon	Downtown Spartanburg; Transportation	East Main Street at Church Street. Carolina Cash is on the corner. Bicycle is in foreground.

218.	Hotel Franklin	Downtown Spartanburg; Business	The Hotel Franklin opened on East Main Street in 1923. This view from about 1950 shows the hotel during its heyday. The extension to the rear of the building was the earlier Finch Hotel fronting on Liberty Street. The Franklin was designed by local architect Sir Peyton Tinsley. The Schuyler Building on South Church Street is in the extreme right rear of the photo. The deteriorating hotel building was imploded in 1988 and today the Denny's Building and Plaza are on the site.

219.	Hotel Richmond	Business	This building was converted from apartments, the Hertzog Apartment House, to the Hotel Richmond in the 1930s. The hotel stood beside the Y.M.C.A. on East Main Street for many years.

220.	Hounds chasing rabbit	Upstate and Beyond	From Atlanta Constitution