Many Sumter landmarks have vanished over time
Spe-Bo's on Broad Street
Boyle Hardware at corner of East Liberty and Harvin streets
Cole's Restaurant at intersection of Broad and Bultman
John D. Lee House on North Main Street
McLellan 5-10 and 25 Cent Store, corner of Main and Liberty streets
Dixie Life Building at the intersection of Main and Liberty streets
Savage-Glover School
Sumter Dairies Inc. on North Main Street
Sumter Dry Goods at corner of Main and Liberty, 1967
YMCA once located at intersection of West Liberty and Sumter streets
Masonic Temple circa 1893, which burned in 1949
Washington School at intersection of West Liberty and Washington streets
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Reflections remembers many of Sumter's landmarks that have been razed or altered to make room for new structures that may have required additional space. Webster defines a landmark as any prominent feature of the landscape, such as a tree or building, serving to identify a particular locality. This report will identify several of our community's landmarks that have since disappeared; perhaps many of our readers will remember them.
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