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Jack Hoying | profile | all galleries >> Old Fort Loramie School Photos >> Old Fort Loramie School Demolition Photos tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Old Fort Loramie School Demolition Photos

Demolition, Day 2&3, 06-23&24-2009
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Demolition, 07-02-2009, mostly cleanup
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Dirck Brinckerhoff28-Jun-2009 21:03
It is a bit shocking to see how quickly something which has been a part of the lives of generations can disappear.
Guest 23-Jun-2009 16:06
Scattered and broken memories?
Ed Duverger23-Jun-2009 08:44
Sad souvenir.
Bea.23-Jun-2009 05:44
A touch of sadness. Out with the old and in with the new.
Guest 23-Jun-2009 04:20
Once the big machinery moves in it doesn't take long.
fotabug23-Jun-2009 03:54
A fine documentation of what is going on
Steve Thuman23-Jun-2009 03:21
They sure come down faster than they go up!
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