This is an excellent documentary Robert and thank you for sharing it. I wish I could get into the compound and grab a few of the artifacts from the demolition. It's a shame one piece of the curved glass couldn't have been saved. Hoping you will continue on with the rest of the project. Did you know Frank Wolfe by chance? This would have been very hard on him had he still bee alive to see it.
By the time they demolished it, it was just to far gone. Besides all the history that was in this building was gone anyway. At this point was just another hurricane damaged building waiting to be torn down.
This is an excellent documentary Robert and thank you for sharing it. I wish I could get into the compound and grab a few of the artifacts from the demolition. It's a shame one piece of the curved glass couldn't have been saved. Hoping you will continue on with the rest of the project. Did you know Frank Wolfe by chance? This would have been very hard on him had he still bee alive to see it.
Alan, still recording. No I personally didn't know Frank, but my wife did. I went to his life celebration.
6:35, that song seems wildly appropriate.
I loved the style of that building. Too bad it couldn't be renovated
By the time they demolished it, it was just to far gone. Besides all the history that was in this building was gone anyway. At this point was just another hurricane damaged building waiting to be torn down.
At around 2:40 is that his closet rack?
Bob, why didn't they implode it?
Not sure, I would have used a wrecking ball.