Downtown Gaffney, South Carolina

Eric and I still have time to kill while we wait for our 2004 Winnebago Vectra's chassis maintenance to be completed.

We decide to visit downtown Gaffney.  This is our fifth trip for service at Freightliner and we've never been downtown.

City Hall was built in 2005.

First Baptist Church 

was built in 1951.

The Congregation has 

been active since 1878.

Eric gets a shot of me

walking beneath the

Firetruck's Ladder.

He thinks this is

bad luck.

I'll prove him

wrong...

The Michael Gaffney Cabin

was built in 1804, by the

community's founder.

Eric & me in front of 

Gaffney's Carnegie

Library.

Built in 1914 with funding from the Carnegie Foundation, the library was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2000.

The Capri Theater

No stumbles, yet...

The Gaffney mural

is charming.

This early 20th Century building

features a Greek Pediment

with Dentils.

I cross the street without mishap.

I love this building!

The cornice is made of bricks.  Beneath are arched windows and a corner terrace with a marble column.  The corner entry features a column, creating a spacious entry.

Buillt in 1899, this old hotel

has businesses on the first

floor.

Harold's Restaurant was featured

on the food Network.

The Gaffney Visitors Center

& Art Gallery is housed in

the former Post Office.

I haven't even stubbed my toe.

Early 20th Century buildings

share the block with a 1960s

metal tile front building.

The Coca Cola Ghost Sign

is living history.

Eric and I stroll back to our car and there was no bad luck this afternoon.