Faces and Places - Eyewitness

Additional photos that highlight the people and sites of Columbia’s Waverly historic district.

Palmetto Seafood Company can be seen from Gervais Street and is notable for the building’s blue roof. © 2019 Melaney Mottsey
A portrait of Lowman Colbett who sells fruit out of the back of his truck in the parking lot of the Orange Party Stop on Milwood Ave. He has owned and operated his fruit truck for the past 5 years. © 2019 Taylor Carroll
Lowman Colbett opening a walnut with his bare hands. He demonstrates the technique of opening a walunut by cracking it against another walnut in his hand. This is how he learned as a boy because his family never owned a walnut cracker. © 2019 Taylor Carroll
Colesha Young and her son Rodney Robinson pose for a portrait on the front steps of their home after listening to music and playing in their front yard. © 2019 Taylor Carroll
Vicky Baskett, supervisor, stands next to the market display of fish offered at Palmetto Seafood Company. © 2019 Melaney Mottsey
Julia enjoying her time at Shavon’s Purple Lotus Tattoo while her boyfriend(not pictured) gets a tattoo on his arm. © 2019 Beata Juodvalkyte
The Constan Car Wash has been around since 1949, it was founded by O.Stanley Smith Jr. and was named after both him and his wife Constance “Connie” Edwards. This car wash is very popular to most people in this community many people come here and interest their cars to faithful employees that work there. © 2019 Elliott Hudson
Located in the Waverly area, Columbia, South Carolina, Frank’s Body Shop has been the go to shop for hot rods for over twenty years. © 2019 Dalton Tumblin
Located in the heart of the Waverly area, South Carolina, the Black Box Barber Shop is a local hot spot for the community to hang out and get a fresh new hair cut. © 2019 Dalton Tumblin
Located in the heart of the Waverly area, South Carolina, the Black Box Barber Shop is a local hot spot for the community to hang out and get a fresh new hair cut. © 2019 Dalton Tumblin