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261.	Methodist Church, Pacolet	Religion

262.	Military biplanes	Transportation; Military	Flying School at the Spartanburg Memorial Airport during the 1930s.

263.	Military Unit in front of Post Office	Military	A Military unit from WWI poses in front of the Post Office on North Church Street.

264.	Montgomery and Crawford Hardware	Downtown Spartanburg; Business	Montgomery & Crawford was located on West Main Street. Business signs include the Elford Agency, Carolina Loan & Luggage, Penn Mutual ( Hugh T. Shockley, Preston Mays, Perrin Dargan), and M.O. Gentry & Son, Real Estate.

265.	Montgomery and Crawford Hardware	Downtown Spartanburg; Business	West Main Street in 1933

266.	Montgomery House	Downtown Spartanburg; Business	Constructed in 1909, this distinctive building on South Pine Street was once the home of Walter Montgomery. In this photo from the 1950s, Cudd & Coan Inc. Insurance and National Fidelity Insurance Co. are located here. The building was also manse for First Presbyterian Church in the late 1930s-early 1940s. The building was located across the street from the home of Dexter Edgar Converse, then later across the street from the Spartanburg County Public Library. The Library moved to 151 South Church Street in 1997. Mid-South Management now owns the building.

267.	Morgan Rifles	Military; People	Morgan Rifles at Daniel Morgan Monument. Identified by David B. Nesbitt in Spartanburg Herald, July 24, 1938: Front - Henry Dickey (black drummer), Capt. E. Bacon, Irwin Twitty, Thomas Evins, Sam Evins, John Bain, Charles W. Thomson, David B. Nesbitt, Ben Crocker, Rudolph Shafter, Steve Camp. Back: John H. Hill, W.H. Clark, Rutledge Henneman, Jerome Blowers, Nathan Iseman, Rutledge Henderson, William Fleming, Charlie Riger.

268.	Morgan Square	Downtown Spartanburg	The public fountain is in the left center. Animals and wagons are in the foreground.

269.	Morgan Square	Downtown Spartanburg	Crowds gather in downtown Spartanburg in the early 1920s. Many trolley cars and automobiles are visible . Businesses include the Cleveland Hotel, First National Bank and the Cud-Huitt Department Store. The Daniel Morgan Monument is on the left.

270.	Morgan Square	Downtown Spartanburg	Morgan Square, copy of postcard, to west. The Daniel Morgan Monument and the Opera House are featured.

271.	Morgan Square	Downtown Spartanburg	Morgan Square to east. This view was from the Cleveland Hotel.

272.	Morgan Square	Downtown Spartanburg	A bicycle rider passes by the Daniel Morgan Monument. True's Store is located at the corner of West Main Street and Magnolia Street.

273.	Morgan Square	Downtown Spartanburg	Postcard depicting Morgan Square, postmarked October 16,1908.

274.	Morgan Square	Downtown Spartanburg	This view of the square dates from 1905. True's Store has replaced Greenewald's in the Duncan Building which had replaced the third county courthouse. The Duncan Building contained the first elevator in Spartanburg. The Opera House is still standing in this image, but was demolished in 1907. The Spartan Inn behind the Daniel Morgan Monument burned a few years after this photograph was taken. A trolley car and tracks are in center.

275.	Morgan Square	Downtown Spartanburg; Transportation	This downtown scene dates from about 1920. Trolleys were a popular method of transportation. Many people used the trolleys for work and shopping. Old cannon, cannon balls, and an iron fence were then at the base of the Daniel Morgan Monument. This view of Morgan Square, includes the Merchants & Farmers Bank, and the Chapman Building (later called the Andrews Building). Also pictured are the trolley tracks which ran through the center of town.

276.	Morgan Square	Downtown Spartanburg	Morgan Square possibly on 'trading day' to west, featuring a large number of mules, horses, and wagons. This early view could also represent a gathering for a session at Spartanburg's third courthouse, on the far right. The Daniel Morgan Monument was placed in the square in 1881 to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the Battle of Cowpens. General Daniel Morgan had been commander of the victorious patriot troops. Behind the monument are the Opera House and the Merchant's Hotel.

277.	Morgan Square	Downtown Spartanburg	Morgan Square, sometime after 1915. The Cleveland Hotel and the Postal Telegraph Office are visible on the right.

278.	Morgan Square	Downtown Spartanburg; Transportation	Automobile is passing by Daniel Morgan Monument. Pictured are True's Store, L.L. Allen & Company Cotton, Meyerson's Shoes, the Battery, Wright-Scruggs Shoes, and the Chapman Building.

279.	Morgan Square	Downtown Spartanburg	Morgan Square, high view to east. Visible are the West End Hotel and the J.D. Collins Bee Hive in the distance. This photograph was taken from the Opera House which was torn down in 1907.

280.	Morgan Square and dignitaries	People	Three men in vehicle pose near the First National Bank.