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Iron Door in a Garden Photograph by Kelly Hazel

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Comments (5)

David Stasiak

David Stasiak

Congratulations!

RicardMN Photography

RicardMN Photography

Fine! Congrats on your sale!

Kathy Krause

Kathy Krause

Congratulations on your sale Kelly!

Kelly Hazel

Kelly Hazel

Hi Stacy, I have a little bit. From what I understand, the gated door used to provide access to the underground tunnels of the sewer system. The site was also a pre-civil war rock quarry, so it could have had something to do with that, though mostly what I've heard was sewer access. I don't think it actually accesses anything anymore, but it remains locked, so I'm not sure, and nothing I've found thus far on the actual door has been truly "reliable" information. The surrounding Arboretum was created in 1932 by the Greenville Garden Club. The name of the waterfall just outside this picture is Arboretum Falls, named after the Arboretum, but the stream, which originates from a spring under Spring St. remains unnamed. I am still researching when I have time--I would love to know the mystery behind this door.

Stacy Dirr

Stacy Dirr

Hello Kelly!!! I have been trying to hunt down information on exactly what this is in Falls Park. Do you have any historical information on this????

Kelly Hazel replied:

I also have a few links to some historic papers that were published about the planning of our city back in the early 1900's. They didn't provide much on the door, but it was still interesting to see what our city planners were thinking about back then. If you'd like them, I'll send them to you.

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