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Winston-Salem, North Carolina



Winston-Salem Skyline


Wachovia and BB&T buildings, Winston-Salem


Wachovia Building crown, Winston Salem


Fisheye traffic of Winston-Salem, North Carolina


Winston-Salem


Downtown Winston-Salem, North Carolina


Winston-Salem Skyline with Pilot Mountain from 45 miles away


Winston-Salem Skyline at night


Winston-Salem from over 40 miles away


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9 Responses to “Winston-Salem, North Carolina”

  1. Brenda Toe Says:

    Great pictures

  2. kunter, web designer, izmir Says:

    Looking at these great pictures I can say, Salem had changed sometime ago and really evolded into a place to live. Congratulations for this site, I’ll tell about this – good work

    best regards

  3. dbearhug Says:

    Great pictures as always, Matt. Is it me, but does the Wachovia Building look like it could open up and deploy some kind of weapon? I guess I’ve seen too many movies…

    Peace

  4. kray Says:

    Oh man….Winston Skyline looks better than Raleigh I think, maybe you should get the capital on here next…….oh yeah good job on Norfolk/Va Beach area too..

  5. ------- Says:

    Winston-Salem is nice, but no Raleigh has been NCs capital for more than 200 years. Checkout Raleighskyline.com
    YOU R going to change your mind!!!

  6. $$$ Says:

    The winston and Raleigh skyline are actually about the same. Nice pics of Pilot mountain. And I think you need to get more pics of greenboro and the GMAC building on 5th st.

  7. Ron Corey Says:

    Winston-Salem’s skyline is still more impressive than Raleigh’s (though that will probably change in the next 5 yrs). The former Wachovia building is STILL tallest in NC outside Charlotte and has 34 floors.
    Sorry Raleigh fans…..spires don’t count as rooftops and two more floors counts for something!!!

  8. Pierce Says:

    Where are all the people? Talk about some empty streets……

  9. Ernest Johnson Says:

    Architecturally speaking ….yes it does count………sorry Winston…….second largest city, second tallest skyline…..hmmmmm.

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