Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Givens Row Loses Two of Its Three Houses
Read the story on the Landmarks Association of St. Louis website. (Thanks to Paul Hohmann for documenting this travesty.)
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Shit. I was worried when I saw them recently--they looked worse than ever. Thanks a fucking lot for the fires and demo, Blairmont.
Rode past these with a neighbor a few months ago, shortly after the fire. She's lived in ONSL for decades, and she could remember fighting very hard to save them from being demolished when the public housing went up around there. Much of the community's hard work, dashed by Blairmont's inability to board up a door.
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