Landmarks Archives - Five Points of Columbia

Yesterday’s Founders Honored with Keys to the City

Mayor Steve Benjamin Presents Keys to the City to Former Owners of Yesterday’s Restaurant in Recognition of the...

The Five Points Association is pleased to announce that Five Points is now listed on the National Register of Historic...

Claussen’s Bakery, 2003 Greene Street, Columbia, 1940. Image courtesy Russell Maxey Photograph Collection, Richland Library...

Located at the intersection of Santee, Devine and Harden, Yesterday’s was built as one of the first known businesses in...

A popular spot for selfies, group shots, and more the Postcard Mural is a must-see! Commissioned by the Five Points...

You may have spotted Logan hanging around Five Points, but have you found all six!? Let the Great Five Points Leprechaun...

With roots firmly planted in Columbia in general and at the University of South Carolina and Five Points spots in...

Weighing over 15,000 pounds, this brick wheel stands upright at Devine Street and Saluda Avenue. The masonry sculpture was...

Centennial Plaza Kugel The completion of the Centennial Plaza culminates efforts of Five Points’ Centennial Year in 2015,...

A welcoming gateway, the Blossom Street Train Trestle is one of the entry points into Five Points and a pathway between the...

With significant improvement of storm drainage infrastructure in the 1910’s and 1920’s the City of Columbia prepared the...

Opening the doors in 1939 the Five Points Theater was a favorite spot for locals with tickets just nine cents! “Long before...

A decade after the iconic Five Points Plaza Fountain was made its mark, the second fountain made its debut marking the...

Synonymous with Five Points to locals and a must-see for visitors, the Five Points Fountain was built in 1997 by the Five...