Our main relief with the building next door, was that they put brick all the way around the building. Therefore, we don't have to look out our dining room window at cinder block walls and feel like we are in a prison. We hate cinderblock! We have our Alderman (Joe Moore) to thank for the brick- he insisted on the brick.
In case you are interested, here is a photo of the perfectly lovely single family home they tore down to put up a 6 unit condo building. It needed some TLC inside, but if one of you had only gotten a hold of it. It could have been someone's dream come true... ;o)

house next door shortly before teardown...

house next door - day of teardown...and below the results of one days work demolishing the house. Many of you know what it takes to build a house. It is really something to see how fast they can make a pile of debris out of one.

4 comments:
Very sad. Too bad you couldn't have had a neighbor like yourself!
Wow, that was a very pretty building. Take pictures after it's done. I'tll probably be some bland thing . ick
It breaks my heart that they tore down such a beautiful building.
There should be a law against such waste. What a waste of a charming home.
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