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Ask Royale: Why were trees removed for Greenville County Museum of Art renovations?

Summary by Ground News
The trees have been taken down in front of the Greenville County Museum of Art for the next phase of the museum's renovation project. This phase will add an entrance compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act. The project is in the early stages and digging won't begin until mid-October after the Antiques, Fine Art and Design Weekend.

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Ask Royale: Why were trees removed for Greenville County Museum of Art renovations?

A reader is curious about the tree removal in conjunction with the GCMA renovation project. Reporter Royale Bonds sheds light on the situation.

·Greenville, United States
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Greenville Online broke the news in Greenville, United States on Tuesday, June 13, 2023.
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