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West Seventh Projects

the valleyview estates

 

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Sixth Street Fifth Street Marquardt And Sixth
2565 West Seventh abandoned city - the west seventh projects
abandoned city - the west seventh projects 		West Seventh
I 490 Units valley_view_homes 7th Street Cycle
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Seventh And Marquardt Marquardt invert
Chalk And Charcoal leave land projects

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Guest 17-May-2007 09:47
I USED TO LIVE ON WEST 5TH IN 1971, I WENT TO LINCOLN JR HIGH, LIVING IN THE VALLEYVIEW PROJECTS WERE NICE TIMES . I HAD SOME REALLY GOOD MEMORIES, IT SEEMED LIKE EVERYONE WAS ONE BIG HAPPY FAMILY, NOT LIKE TODAY, WE DIDN'T HAVE BREAK INS OR ANYTHING OF THE SORT, WE ALL JUST GOT ALONG, BLACKS,WHITE, SPANISH, I MISS THOSE PROJECTS AND EVEN THOUGH NEW ONES ARE TO BE BUILT THE RED BRICKS WERE SPECIAL.
karen 14-May-2007 14:26
I use to live in the valley view homes from 1960-1971 It was an awesome place to live I was 8 when we moved in and 19 when we moved out. It was a great neighborhood I will truly miss it.
matthew chasney 03-Oct-2006 08:59
i shot a roll of film there a few years ago. it was really terrifying. almost like a ghost town. there were a few people left in apartments, a few people moving out and a few people stealing things that could not be moved. i would have really liked to have seen the structures stay and renovated if only to see tom whitebread move into what used to be a public housing project with a wall or two knocked out and a quirky paint scheme.
Guest 01-Jun-2006 20:39
Maybe now people who work and care about the neighborhood they live in will
move into the west 7th street area
Quintin 10-Sep-2005 21:45
I rode down west seventh to see how the site looked.there is nothing there.nuthin but dirt.it is sad to see how it is now compared to how it was 3 years ago.and when they rebuild west 7th,i bet cmha will only rebuild about half of the units.i think it is real messed up.
Guest 25-May-2005 15:43
leave the apartments how they are.imagine some people are happy to live there
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