Peggy C's photos with the keyword: restore
time - Archive Airings AA248 - Throw Away Society
08 Feb 2014 |
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has weathered this window frame -
the original building was erected in the late 1800s -
in 1904, when fire destroyed most of the plant -
it was replaced with a brick structure -
considering the age of this facility -
would consider it well worth re-purposing -
know someone who would love to do it -
just a little glitch in the way -
finances !
he has been in the front area when it was a thrift store -
said it has wooden floors .. tall ceilings -
this would be nice to 'tour' -
The Burlington Coffin Company
Burlington NC
(it takes up most of the block)
(info from Centennial page of Burlington NC)
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Update: as of Feb. 19, 2016 -- this 100,000 sq ft piece of history is being demolished.
There are no plans to use that entire city block.
Just as my soul aches when a Green Soul is removed, when part of history is taken and brushed away as it never existed -- I get a bad feeling ..
** There is an empty lot in this space now; chain link fence around it. The owners said they had no plans to do anything with it. At least that part is true.... they haven't. **
Collage for Kristy .. Kress re-purposed ...
18 Aug 2011 |
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- repurposed as Explorations V
- a hands on musem for children
- original use was a "five and dime" store
- built by S. H. Kress, who loved art, so the stores were built in the Renaissance Revival style
- restoring
- re-using
- what an example for our children
- they see what we do, as well as, what we say
- kudos to all souls involved in this !
- check the link below
- why is it called Explorations V ?
- somehow I think Samuel Henry Kress would love to tour his former store
www.explorationsv.com/
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