Photos by popefelix : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

This is actually the primary transmitter site for KPRT-AM, and backup for KPRS-FM.

And now a Cricket Wireless store.

Former Linwood Presbyterian Church - E. Linwood Blvd & Woodland Ave. Kansas City, MO

Former Linwood Presbyterian Church - E. Linwood Blvd & Woodland Ave. - Kansas City, MO

Saint Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church- Flora Avenue & E 31st Street Kansas City, MO

The "Bikeway" is the remnant of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad (SAL). The West Ashley "Greenway" (which is accessible right off of US 17 prior to the Ashley River Bridge, a short way down Folly Road) is the remnant of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad (ACL), which merged with Seaboard in 1967. These lines are predecessors of CSX. CSX operates on the old ACL line (which was originally built in 1858 as the Charleston & Savannah Railroad), but the mainline was rebuilt to the northeast to bypass downtown Charleston. From an overpass on US 17, one can see the current track running northeast some miles farther south. The SAL and ACL tracks actually crossed in the West Ashley area. The location of where the diamond once existed can easily be seen on Google Earth by following either the bikeway or the greenway to the west and looking for the "X".

Love the dark, getting ready to storm, sky behind the sunlit apartment. Great photo.

Well, not really the Cooper River which is a good 16 miles south of there. It's actually over the Rediversion Canal that will later turn into the Santee River.

Title changed per Casselman's correction.

This is the performance space at Riverfront Park in North Charleston.