The Reynolds Building and the Winston Tower, framed by the R. J. Reynolds Center on the left and One West Fourth Street on the right.
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Category: Downtown
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Skyscrapers from Trade Street
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Brown-Rogers-Dixson Building
Now a branch of the Mast General Store, a retailer that restores old buildings in downtown business districts and makes them prosperous businesses again.
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Corner of Fourth and Cherry
A small but very rich stone building. Photographers with nothing to do but walk around the streets all day will appreciate knowing that the corner store has an old-fashioned deli counter where you can get sandwiches made to order.
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Liberty Plaza
A simple and straightforward cube that is number 9 on Wikipedia’s List of Tallest Buildings in Winston-Salem (where the picture may seem familiar). It was built in 1971–1973; the architects were Calloway, Johnson and Moore, the successors to Northup & O’Brien.1
- According to its page at the Skyscraper Center site. ↩︎
