We stayed in Statesville for the week or so we were there. That’s an impressive bit of detective work- you could be right about Winston Salem, I may have got the places confused. My overriding memory is that the place seemed deserted and we jaywalked a lot, since it was a new experience for us (no such thing over here).
Also it was very hard to get a drink in Statesville. > On 1 Dec 2022, at 20:31, John Sessoms <[email protected]> wrote: > > Actually, the one place in North Carolina I *KNOW* it is NOT is Raleigh, > because I live there and don't recognize it. 😕 > > Clues I can see in the image: > • Four track crossing in Downtown area > • Wachovia Bank building with parking deck > • Chest??? (Chestnut st?), Church St, ???? street (Main? or Salem?) & Liberty > St - all running parallel to the tracks. > > My first impression was High Point, NC, and as Ann noted the others look like > they are from the Statesville, NC area. > > Also not Durham, because I know that's not the Wachovia Bank building that > was there plus not the right railroad crossing & combination of streets. > > ... and I did a lot more Google map exploration on the two streets I COULD > name for sure and ... > > It's Winston Salem, intersection of 4th St E & N Chestnut st, looking west > along 4th St E.; right next to the RJ Reynolds tobacco factory. > > 36.09882411283094, -80.24183462127905 > > The next three cross streets to the west after N Chestnut are N Church St, N > Main St & N Liberty st. > > The old Wachovia Bank building has been torn down and replaced by the Forsyth > County Public Safety Center & three of the four tracks have been removed. -- %(real_name)s Pentax-Discuss Mail List To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected] to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
