A look at various street scenes in and around downtown Lynchburg.
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| 7th Street eastbound at Commerce Street. Commerce Street connects with SR 163 (5th Street). The 5th Street bridge over the James River appears in the distance. 06/05/05 |
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| 9th Street lowers toward the James Riverfront at Jefferson Street. 06/05/05 |
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| The Langley Fountain lies just east of Jefferson Street at the 9th Street Bridge pier. The pier dates from 18361; the fountain was added on August 20, 2004. Representing the highest fountain east of the Mississippi Rive, water shoots 190 feet into the air.2 06/05/05 |
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| 9th Street climbs west from Jefferson Street to Monument Terrace. 06/05/05 |
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| 9th Street ends at Church Street across from Monument Terrace. Lynchburg Courthouse lies on the hill top. 06/05/05 |
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| Church Street (former U.S. 501 Alternate) south at 12th Street in Downtown Lynchburg. 06/05/05 |
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| Approaching Washington Street and U.S. 29 Business (Lynchburg Expressway) along Church Street southbound in Lynchburg. 06/05/05 |
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| Church Street defaults onto U.S. 29 Business (Lynchburg Expressway) south beyond Pearl Street. Pearl Street east to Main Street leads to a loop ramp for U.S. 29 Business north to Madison Heights. 06/05/05 |
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| Commerce Street south at 7th Street in Downtown Lynchburg. 06/05/05 |
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| Jefferson Street south of 9th Street in Downtown Lynchburg. 06/05/05 |
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| Traveling north along Main Street between the Lynchburg Expressway and Pearl Street. Washington Street connects Main Street with Concord Turnpike along the James River at the next signal. 06/05/05 |
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| Main Street north at 12th Street. 12th Street west and Main Street north to Rivermont Avenue represent the original alignment of U.S. 501, and U.S. 501 Alternate after 1937.1 06/05/05 |
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| Main Street enters Downtown Lynchburg beyond 11th Street. 06/05/05 |
Page Updated 03-11-2010.
