AirDancer
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How sad this was allowed to fall into such disrepair. The window placements are rather interesting.
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How sad this was allowed to fall into such disrepair. The window placements are rather interesting.
I have it in its hey day. it may have been called another name . once this name was said. it was called this last I remember and that was occupied not even a decade ago. remember that the homeless will do this to properties to enter and dwell. I have seen them do that this edifice. it had also inside which you cant see graffetti on the walls.
this in its hey day.the first one is the grenada apartments there is a man who did a lot of these homes at the same time. I will ask if he did that as they all are really close in design(fire places etc)View attachment 6999 View attachment 7000
AirDancer
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Squatters .... druggies ........ runaways........ they'll seek out empty properties, that's for certain. It's just so sad what they do to properties.
AirDancer
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More than likely, he used two designs, possibly three, for the interiors. If two, they would be mirror images of each other.
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more to come. I may have some assistance with the calendar.this one is really sad. its very salvageable. I took the car pic and I didn't smell mold yet it had holes in the roof.View attachment 7001 View attachment 7002
the rhyburn or whatever it is called had three of them that were the same. I know the side walk that is near that place is the same as I walked on that albeit under brush to get some pics. I stepped back to get it. moved across the street for the ones facing east and south.
AirDancer
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Exciting news about the possible assistance with the calendar!
Too bad your historical society (or some such group) can't buy these derelict properties for next to nothing, and rehab them to their former glory.
the rhyburn would definitely qualify for a historical registered place . it has been sold for 200 grand and it has new windows on some of it. if you zoom in from the best looking image you can see that. the tiles were replaced as I saw a truck, a ton of tiles for the roof on pallets and that was it.Exciting news about the possible assistance with the calendar!
Too bad your historical society (or some such group) can't buy these derelict properties for next to nothing, and rehab them to their former glory.
AirDancer
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that was a year ago. it has sat a lot for the most part. I had a meter box on the west side. the city has removed that. I remember where it was. why the electricians did that I don't know perhaps a new inside meter room? idk. but here. she asked for a selfie. I sent her a message via fb so that I wouldn't be questioned about snooping the home that I posted. so we talked for about an hour. we have met before as they would chat with me while I was working reading their meters. this is all on the grenada route. both are long time natives. she gave me a few other personal stories of where her grandmother owned and lived. one of them I have been near. I will shoot that one with my cell phone tomorrow. it sadly is in bad state. some drug deals I have seen on it but its still in decent shape.View attachment 7004Yea! Happy Dance!
I just now notice the background. how appropriate. they are very friendly. she positioned that photo. we have chatted before. she did tell me a bit about that home. the car pick is her idea. I just stuck my head in and looked, snapped a photo. it doesn't smell like a home that has sat longer then I have been alive , well nearly
AirDancer
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Oh, I thought the background was deliberate! It's quite appropriate, though :yes
That old, musty, lingering odors smell that some properties have when vacant for a while .... that can be downright atrocious...not to mention, lethal!
its just odd, that it didn't have the musty smell nor mold. its as you can see quite unkept.
ok , it must be the case well with the hole in the roof, and hole where I was able to shoot that and I can enter the garage through either hole. that is why I think that it is odd. unless both are recent. the tin doesn't appear to be rusted.
there are a ton of those.so much that I didn't see the point of taken any image from the front. this house isn't that different. I have found a posted one home that is similar. there are also squatters here.