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green grass field under blue sky during daytime
green grass field under blue sky during daytime
Photo by Jonathan Hanna on Unsplash
Road Less Traveled
Road Less Traveled
Photo by Jose Fontano on Unsplash
water falls near green bridge during daytime
water falls near green bridge during daytime
Photo by Emmy Gaddy on Unsplash
A view of downtown Greenville from the Richardson Street Garage at sunset
A view of downtown Greenville from the Richardson Street Garage at sunset
Photo by Casey Lovegrove on Unsplash
Skyline of Greenville, SC
Skyline of Greenville, SC
Photo by Alex Reynolds on Unsplash
City Hall Greenville, Kentucky
City hall in Greenville, Kentucky. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Corner of South Main Street and West Main Cross in Greenville, Kentucky
A fountain constructed at the corner of South Main Street and West Main Cross in Greenville, Kentucky. It is part of the Greenville Commercial Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places. A contributing building once occupied this space, but it burned in the 2000s.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church Greenville, Kentucky
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Greenville, Kentucky. Constructed in 1892, it is part of the South Cherry Street Historic District.
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FEMA - 34693 - Torndao damaged building in Kentucky
Greenville, KY, March 12, 2008 - This business has been heavily damaged and may be eligible to rebuild using FEMA Mitigation assistance and Small Business Administration (SBA) loans. FEMA is here because of Federal Disaster Declaration due to severe storm and tornado which struck this county in February. George Armstrong/FEMA
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FEMA - 34693 - Torndao damaged building in Kentucky (cropped)
Greenville, KY, March 12, 2008 - This business has been heavily damaged and may be eligible to rebuild using FEMA Mitigation assistance and Small Business Administration (SBA) loans. FEMA is here because of Federal Disaster Declaration due to severe storm and tornado which struck this county in February. George Armstrong/FEMA
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100 block, East Main Cross Greenville, KY
The 100 block of East Main Cross in Greenville, Kentucky. It is part of the Greenville Commercial Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places
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FEMA - 34702 - FEMA Community Relations (CR) workers at Kentucky Resident's Home
Greenville, KY, March 12, 2008 - FEMA Assistant External Affairs Officer for Community Relations (CR) Roger Ingram (left) presents information about how FEMA can help this homeowner, as CR Specialist Larry Rankin looks on. Numerous homes were damaged in Hopkins County by severe storm and tornado in February and a Federal Disaster Declaration brings FEMA here to help. George Armstrong/FEMA
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Greenville, Kentucky Post Office
The post office in Greenville, Kentucky
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Muhlenberg County Judicial Center
The Muhlenberg County Judicial Center on South Main Street in Greenville, Kentucky
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Old-Muhlenberg-County-Jail-and-Jailer's-Residence
The old Muhlenberg County jail and jailer's residence on Court Row in Greenville, Kentucky. Constructed in 1912, it was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1985 and demolished circa 2000 to make room for the Muhlenberg County Detention Center.
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Police station, formerly city hall, in Greenville
Front of the Greenville city police station (formerly City Hall), located at 200 Court Street in Greenville, Kentucky, United States. Built in 1940, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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FEMA - 34701 - FEMA Community Relations worker walks through a Fatality Area in Greenville
Greenville, KY, March 12, 2008 - A FEMA Community Relations(CR) Specialist is going through this trailer park to speak with any residents who need information about how FEMA can help. There were three fatalities in this area resulting from the severe storm and tornado which struck Hopkins County recently. George Armstrong/FEMA
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100 block of North Main Street Greenville, Kentucky
The 100 block of North Main Street in Greenville, Kentucky. It is part of the North Main Street Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places
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100 block of South Main Street Greenville, Kentucky
The 100 block of South Main Street in Greenville, Kentucky. It is part of the Greenville Commercial Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places
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112 Hopkinsville Street Greenville, KY
A home constructed by the Wickliffe family of Greenville, Kentucky in 1908. It is part of the South Cherry Street Historic District.
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117 Cherry Street Greenville, Kentucky
A home constructed by the Duncan family of Greenville, Kentucky in 1908, at 117 S. Cherry Street. It is part of the South Cherry Street Historic District. (Note another Duncan house in the district, down the block at 122 S. Cherry St., has also been known as "Duncan House" or as "Duncan Center Museum & Art Gallery", but its building was renamed to "Thistle Cottage".)
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