Peggy C's photos with the keyword: into apartments

at Oneida Mill Lofts - soon there will be residents enjoying these apartments - repurposed from Oneida Cotton Mills - 100+ years old textile buildings - almost - almost done - © All Rights Reserved .. EXPLORE ..

Around Oneida Lofts Apartments - The Fence has been removed - This is in the area where most materials / equipment have been seen in the series - When I looked, at first I couldn't figure out what was different - Then - Wham ! The fence is gone ! Work is going just about round the clock - Movable outside lights - Noticed the other day - Grading is underway - That this 100+ yr old mill is being re-furbished - Makes my heart SING - This is a small town, but the people are wonderful - Just ask Pam J - She has met some in her visits ! - 1 note from March 2015 -

Found a spot across the street - There are so many workers around - Finding a spot to take photos is getting harder - Window are being installed on both levels - Kitchen cabinets seen - Industrial type light for Kitchen, also - Brickwork being touched up in places - Could sit there all day and watch this 100+ year old mill - Become Apartments - Old becomes New again - © All Rights Reserved 2 notes

www.ipernity.com/doc/peggyc/album/886474 UpDate on ReHab of Oneida Loft Apartments .. From a Cotton Mill .. unused for at least 40 yrs Background info is in the Album link above .. Took from 2013 to 2015 for all documents to be signed off to qualify as a Historical Building.. Work began in Jan. 2016 .. These shots are from the 'Rapunzel Tower' side only .. Windows that had been bricked over are open to light .. A/C and Heating has been installed .. It is still a very busy place .. Anxious to see inside .. © All Rights Reserved ** 3 notes ** -- EXPLORE --

25 Sept 2016 Update She might be old, but being put to new use as apartments. Oneida Cotton Mills was built in the late 1800s - After so many textile companies left North Carolina, she sat idle - This is a small town, but they seem to try to re-hab as much as possible - The Holt Family was well-known in the textile industry The Arts Center and a current bank once were homes built by Edwin Holt for his daughters. An album -- ReHab of Oneida Cotton Mills -- takes you through digital documentation starting in 2013. It shall continue until completed. © All Rights Reserved ** 1 note in left corner of each photo **

Oneida Mills re-furbishing continues .. The main photo was taken in 2013 -- before permits had been pulled and before this 100+ yr Mill met the rules for a ' Historic building. Being designated an Historic building took until 2015 December .... There are 3 notes across the top .. Left is 2016 April .. Center is 2016 July - showing quite a difference when compared to the original photo. Right is 2016 July - a bit of the inside as it is being developed. We have had so much rain, that there will probably be much interior work .... North Carolina clay would be very difficult to get equipment in for any deliveries .. This is the Update promised .... this is the longest building (with the Tower on the right) on Harden St. © All Rights Reserved

screenshot of Oneida Mills being repurposed into apartments .. X is where I take shots ..

Oneida Mills as it goes through the process .. Being re-purposed into apartments .. Last heard, there should be 134 'old but new ' places for souls to call home .. These100+yr old buildings are getting new life .. Yes, will do my best to bring weekly updates .. But, should something totally fantastic happen in-between .. Y'all will get that, too ! -- EXPLORE -- © All Rights Reserved

- saw this area but wasn't sure it was one of the Oneida buildings - found out that it most certainly is, so found a spot to park and take photos - the process of turning a Mill, over 100yrs old into apartments - fascinating © All Rights Reserved

collapse of the roof - over the loading docks - Oneida Cotton Mills - over 100 yrs old - the roof had a leak - 9 inches of snow didn't help - so, the transformation of this old building - into apartments - 11 have been lost - still over 100 will be available - when completed - it is a positive sign when old buildings are re-purposed - old, hand crafted bricks - in a pile - hopefully some will be salvaged - ^^ inactive for at least 15 years ^^ * 1 note * © All Rights Reserved - Update: structure is on 6.8acres -

- sky for a contrast canvas - one of the Towers at the old Oneida Cotton Mills - it is difficult to tell which are the original parts - and which were additions - a very interesting study - History where I live - coming to life in another form - re-purposing this building - a digital journey - original contractor .. William Carter Bain 2013 Peggy C © All Rights Reserved

- with the outer skin peeled away ------------- 1 note added - period brickwork is revealed ------------ The Alphabet Site --- History for the letter H -- - as much as can be used - will be in re-purposing this structure - for apartments - this will be an interesting visual journey Oneida Cotton Mills Graham NC the first-steam powered cotton Mill in Alamance Co. (built late 1800s). © All Rights Reserved