Shut down in 1977 and razed by fire in 2003, the foundation of the Poe Mill Textile Mill in Greenville, SC has for the past 20 years been built-up into a do-it-yourself skatepark, with features entirely funded and built by the skateboarding community. Greenville's only ëpublic wheeled-park' began with a narrow strip of concrete with a single ledge, to a full-blown sanctuary for both skaters and non-skaters alike. Now, this community is to be dispersed for new condominiums, with no regard for what had grown organically over the years. Since the announcement of the development in the Summer of 2020, I've been documenting the current community that calls Poe Mill home, to present this group not as misfits or outsiders but as a tight knit community of welcoming friends; and skateboarding not as a fringe sport, but as an incredible venue for life-changing athletic and artistic self-expression, ultimately giving agency to this oft-dismissed group and to advocate for a true public skatepark.