Lynchburg Street Scenes
A look at various street scenes in and around downtown Lynchburg.
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.
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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
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9th Street climbs west from Jefferson Street to Monument Terrace.
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9th Street ends at Church Street across from Monument Terrace. Lynchburg Courthouse lies on the hill top.
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Approaching Washington Street and U.S. 29 Business (Lynchburg Expressway) along Church Street southbound in Lynchburg.
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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.
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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.
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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
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Main Street enters Downtown Lynchburg beyond 11th Street.
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References:
- Old Lynchburg Area Rails.
http://mysite.verizon.net/vze8au49/ - The Langley Fountain - Fountains on Waymarking.com.
Photo Credits:
- Andy Field: 06/05/05
Page Updated Thursday March 11, 2010.