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81. Clemson Agricultural College, Bowman Field Clemson Agricultural College, Bowman FieldUpstate and Beyond; EducationBowman Field at Clemson College
82. Clemson cadets at Bowman Field Clemson cadets at Bowman FieldUpstate and Beyond; Education; MilitaryMilitary parade of Clemson cadets at Bowman Field. Tillman Hall is in the background.
83. Clemson campus, aerial view Clemson campus, aerial viewUpstate and Beyond; Education
84. Cleveland Hotel under construction Cleveland Hotel under constructionDowntown Spartanburg; BusinessThe Cleveland Hotel was built on the site where the Spartan Inn once stood on West Main Street. The location was near the site where Jesse Cleveland had once operated a store. The Cleveland was one of Spartanburg's finest hotels. The building was demolished in 1992.
85. Cleveland Inn Cleveland InnDowntown SpartanburgThe Cleveland Hotel was later known as the Cleveland Inn. The building was demolished in 1992, soon after this photograph was made.
86. Cleveland Junior High School Cleveland Junior High SchoolEducationThe home of Jesse Cleveland was located on the site prior to construction of the school.
87. Cleveland Law Range Cleveland Law RangeDowntown SpartanburgBuilt on Magnolia Street in the late 1880s, this structure was known as the Cleveland Building. Jesse and John Cleveland had businesses here. Many law offices were located in what became known as the Cleveland Law Range.
88. Cleveland Park Cleveland ParkRecreationCleveland Park, established in 1921, is named after Jesse Cleveland. The park was part of 578 acres given to the city in 1920 by John Cleveland in memory of his grandfather Jesse. The park and playground once included a zoo, a bandstand for concerts, and a dance pavilion. The park has recently had an extensive renovation.
89. Cleveland Park Cleveland ParkRecreationCleveland Park, established in 1921, is named after Jesse Cleveland. The park was part of 578 acres given to the city in 1920 by John Cleveland in memory of his grandfather Jesse. The park and playground once included a zoo, a bandstand for concerts, and a dance pavilion. The park has recently had an extensive renovation.
90. Cleveland Park pool Cleveland Park poolRecreationCleveland Park, established in 1921, is named after Jesse Cleveland. The park was part of 578 acres given to the city in 1920 by John Cleveland in memory of his grandfather Jesse. The park and playground once included a zoo, a bandstand for concerts, and a dance pavilion. The park has recently had an extensive renovation. This photo shows the main pool and wading pool of the park.
91. Cleveland Park Zoo Cleveland Park ZooRecreationCleveland Park, established in 1921, is named after Jesse Cleveland. The park was part of 578 acres given to the city in 1920 by John Cleveland in memory of his grandfather Jesse. The park and playground once included a zoo, a bandstand for concerts, and a dance pavilion. The park has recently had an extensive renovation.
92. Clinchfield engine 656 and crew Clinchfield engine 656 and crewTransportationClinchfield steam engine 656 and crew
93. Clinchfield raiload caboose and crew Clinchfield raiload caboose and crewTransportationCC&O caboose
94. Clinchfield railroad engine 656 and crew Clinchfield railroad engine 656 and crewTransportationClinchfield workers with steam engine 656 at railroad crossing.
95. Clinchfield railroad engine 656 and crew Clinchfield railroad engine 656 and crewTransportationClinchfield workers with steam engine 656.
96. Community Cash warehouse personnel Community Cash warehouse personnelDowntown Spartanburg; BusinessThe warehouse was located on Brawley Street.
97. Confederate monument Confederate monumentDowntown SpartanburgThe monument was originally placed in the intersection of South Church and Henry streets in 1910. This area was known as Kirby Hill. Later the monument was moved to Duncan Park in 1964.
98. Confederate soldier reunion Confederate soldier reunionPeopleConfederate veterans pose during this 1928 gathering.
99. Converse College Converse CollegeEducationAerial view taken before Twichell Auditorium construction and before development on the front side of the campus.
100. Converse College faculty houses Converse College faculty housesHomesThese houses were constructed after a fire in 1892 destroyed the school's main building.
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