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| Posted: Fri Jul 14th, 2006 12:54 pm |
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Hmmm...the only way I can understand this is if the house is no longer safe. While preserving history is great, you can't leave up a death trap just for the purpose of salvaging a piece of the past. The light is on though in one of the windows (an upstairs one) so im not sure how bad of shape it is in, or how long ago that pic was taken. In all, it is sort of sad that this is happening, but urban and community developers seem to be into battlefield land. I guess it brings in the $$ somehow...not sure why that would be, but I know my husband would give his right arm for a house on confed. ave in gettysburg
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