In two weeks this 1890's mill building went from this...
to this...
Salvaged along the way included all of the antique bricks, the heart pine beams, and the decking. The guys have been very busy.
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That's a big salvage job - looks like you guys did about the most thorough bit of reclamation I've seen in a long time!
Must have been hard work - hope it pays well :)
Posted by: architectural antiques uk | May 08, 2008 at 06:44 AM
If this is the mill on Deane St in New Bedford, then I've been watching your very smooth (and quick) dismantling from my job's restroom window! I'm awed by the big, distinct piles. Nice Work!
There's another (burnt out) mill coming down in the Fairhaven Mills complex between Sawyer Street and Belleville Ave.
Visit newbedfordeveryday.blogspot.com
Posted by: MaCo | May 08, 2008 at 09:09 PM