Greenville SC Post Card Blog

St. George, S.C. Post Card

I haven't found any postcards from Greenville recently but I did find this postcard mailed in 1908 from St. George to Summerville, S.C., which is about 30 miles away towards Charleston. Bought it on eBay. Note the sign above the woman reading "ST. GEORGE BOTTLING WORKS" and the ice cream parlor below that. When we vacation at the Brosnan Forest, we pass through St. George. Its not a sleepy little Southern town any more since I-95 came through.

Latest Greenville post card from eBay.

Just bought this off eBay. Never postally used. Not sure what railroad the C. & W. C. stands for.

Cigar factory in Greenville

At long last a postcard from Greenville! I just purchased this on ebay. Mailed on May 17, 1912 from Greenville to Tigerville, SC. I was attracted to this one because I collect tobacco memorabilia.

Holiday Inn Post Card Circa 1960

 An unmailed post card of the Holiday Inn at 27 Pleasantburg Drive in Greenville circa 1960. Note the old cars and the retro colors!

Newest eBay purchase

An unmailed post card picturing the Post Office and Masonic Temple in Greenville.

Reedy River Bridge with Main Street in background

This is my latest Greenville, SC postcard from ebay. Its postally unused circa 1960.

Greenville General Hospital

My latest postcard from Greenville. Its linen and never postally used circa 1940.

Main Street at Coffee

This is my latest postcard purchased on ebay. Its from the 1920s and never mailed.

Scanner woes

I have been unable to upload any post cards until today because my Microtek scanner software was messed up. For some reason it could not recognize a scanner. I had to delete all the old Microtek and Scanwizard files and download a driver from the Microtek website and am back in business. I uploaded post card #43 of Greenville, another view of the Woodside Building. Just so you know.

Welcome

Welcome to the Greenville, South Carolina Post Card Blog's new home. I'm moving it from AOL Journals even though TypePad charges a fee and AOL was free. TypePad has more features and I can upgrade if I so desire. Please click on the scanned post card at the left to see the entire album. This is a work in progress. Thank you for your patience.

Pat