Newberry As It Was Photos of Newberry from times past, complied by Cynthia Martin, Leon & Sarah Nichols & Frances Goethe - Courtesy of Cathy Schmidt Downtown / Schools / Churches / Homes / People

Pratt Street - the name changed to Main St

Tarrant's store was on the corner of Boyce & Caldwell streets. This photo dated 1892

Boozer Brothers first grocery & market on lower Main Street. Later they had a store in the 1300 block of Main Street

A. C. Jones store, located on the Main St. side of the Newberry Hotel

City Barber Shop, located on 1412 Main St., Newberry. Barbers Hoy Aull, Zeke Yarborough, Charlie Zobel, and Roland Felker. Gentleman on the left is unidentified.

Little Star Food Store on Main Street. Mr Gobble is the manager, J. C. Sprawls, ??, ? Shealy, Claude Sligh, Bill Shannon

Summer Brothers Grocery on the Square

Downtown Newberry, Main Street in the 1940's

W. J. (left) & Martha (middle) Bedenbaugh Restaurant was located on lower Main St. "Blue Eye" Dickert on the right.

E. M. Lane's Store - M. Lane in center, with clerks Andrew and Edgar Cromer behind the counters.

The Goodyear store was located on the 1400 block of Main street. In front of the store are Jimmie Stevens, Mr. Cole - manager, and Carol Devore. The gentleman to the right is unknown.

Central Drug Store was located on the 1200 block of Main street. Behind the soda fountain are Hayne Shealy, Dr. Irvin Satterwhite, Sr., and Tom Dorrity

R. D. Smith's first wholesale grocery business. It was built between the railroad tracks.

Newberry County Hospital

City Marker - between Opera House and fire station. Left to right: Henry Lominack Sr., ?, Jim Samples, Bob Lominack.

Old Post Office - now the Newberry-Saluda Regional Library.

Old Court House

New Court House - 1908

Business district looking east

Business district looking west at the old court house & public square

Summers Brothers Clothing Store - south corner of Main & Caldwell Streets

Hutchinson & Snelgrove Grocery Store - east corner of Main & McKibben Streets

Summer & Hipps Store Lominack & Reighley Store, 1910 - this is when it first opened up on 1313 Main St. Mr. Asbill, watchmaker, Mr. W. Reighley - owner, Mr. R. B. Lominack - owner, Mr. Livingston. The store changed it's name to Reighley & Buford in 1923

H. L. Par & Henry Lominack in front of Lominack's Hardware Store

Salter's seal was placed on the back of frames holding their pictures Proctor Todd's Store in the 1200 block of Main St.

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