Search results for Greenville
American Volkssport Association Greenville Walk
Historic SiteGerman for "walk of the people," the six-mi. path goes through Greenville's historic downtown, Pioneer Cemetery and beautiful Confederate Park. Walk box and stamp at chamber office.
Black Belt Treasures Preview Gallery
MuseumNonprofit organization to promote arts of the 18-county Black Belt region. Many one-of-a-kind items for sale.
Butler County Courthouse
Historic SiteConstructed in 1903, the present structure was the fourth courthouse built on the site, following Greenville's selection as the county seat in December 1821.
Cambrian Ridge Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail
Golf CourseGolf Digest: #3 Best New Public Facility in North America (1994), and 4.5 out of 5 stars for 1995 Places to Play.
Confederate Park
Historic SiteEstablished in 1897 as Greenville's first park. A monument was erected in 1903 dedicated to Butler County residents who lost their lives in the Civil War.
Pioneer Cemetery
Historic SiteMany of the early settlers of the area are buried within here, including Capt. William Butler for whom Butler County is named.
Railroad Depot
Historic Site1910 Spanish Revival architectural style structure with red tile roof, wide overhanging eaves and stucco walls. Concrete steps and iron fencing added in 1928.
Ritz Theatre
Historic SiteNow used for theatre productions, pageants and concerts, the art deco style downtown icon was built in 1935 as a movie house.
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Historic SiteBuilt in 1896, this church's architectural features have remained virtually unchanged until a rose window was installed in 1986. A true treasure to see.