Greenville, TX: Historic Lee Street- Greenville was founded in 1846. The town was famous (or infamous) for a sign that hung over Lee Street, the main street in the downtown district, between the train station and the bus station from the 1920s to 1960s. The banner read "Welcome to Greenville, The Blackest Land, The Whitest People".- Greenville Wikipedia

Greenville: The Municipal Building was built in 1939 as a public works project of the Roosevelt administration. The Auditorium has 1,734 theatre-style seats and has hosted a wide variety of artists over the years from Elvis Presley to Duke Ellington. -City of Greenville

Greenville: Landon Winery- This is Landon Winery's new production and distribution center that also has a tasting room, outdoor patio with and educational vineyard, working well and water tower for irrigation. There are several rooms available for private parties that can handle events up to several hundred guests

Greenville: Central Christian Church- The towers and art glass in this 1899 Gothic Revival church building are a downtown treasure. -Greenville main street

Greenville: Majors Stadium was home to a minor league team (the Greenville Majors) in the 1940's and 1950's. While the ballpark is now gone, there are a couple remnants still remaining - the arched entryway (above) and a building which housed some of the locker rooms. Also, an historical marker has been placed here. An evidenced by what's written on the plaque, the most famous event to take place here was an exhibition game with the New York Yankees in 1949. Just a cool piece of baseball history and definitely worth checking out if you're passing by Greenville- Ball Park Reviews

Greenville: istorical Texan Theatre- 2712 Lee Street National celebrities performed on stage at the King Opera House before the movies came to town.- Greenville Main Street