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Historic photograph available from the Greenville Historical Society
The Ivey’s building under construction. After occupying a building near the College Street end of North Main Street for many years, Ivey’s Department Store moved into its new building at the corner of Main and North Streets in 1949. After the opening of McAlister Square, Ivey’s joined Meyers-Arnold as an anchor store. In 1972 Its Main Street building was closed and remained vacant for many years.
[From “Remembering Greenville: Photographs from the Coxe Collection” by Jeffrey R. Willis]
In the 1990s the building was remodeled for shops on the street level and condominiums on the upper level. Today the Ivey’s building is home to Bertolo’s Pizza, the Artist Guild Gallery of Greenville and Charleston Cooks.
Visitors to the building will notice the Ivey’s logo embedded in the floor of the central Main Street entrance.
The East North Street entrance to the Ivey’s building and Charleston Cooks.
