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Fragment from demolished "Egyptian building"
Originally the Balsiger Ford dealership built in the 1930s. Knocked down last summer due to severe deterioration in the concrete. It went many years with random tenants and without proper structural maintenance. We're lucky this didn't get stolen and end up in the British Museum! ;-b (Hey, that's a joke!)
My photo from a few years ago:
There was a lot of controversy and anger about the city council deciding to demolish it despite an outcry from the community. The city had owned the building for several years with vague plans to restore it after a catastrophic roof failure under heavy snow. The Oregon State Historical Preservationists felt it would be eligible for National Listing and tried to arrange meetings with the City to discuss that goal. They were ignored. My feeling was that this city has little going for it in points of interest and it was awfully cavalier for the council to not make a serious attempt to save it.
"This iconic building was once described by the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art as: 'One of the finest examples of Egyptian Revival architecture in the United States.' " klamathwritersguild.org/gpage3.html
My photo from a few years ago:
There was a lot of controversy and anger about the city council deciding to demolish it despite an outcry from the community. The city had owned the building for several years with vague plans to restore it after a catastrophic roof failure under heavy snow. The Oregon State Historical Preservationists felt it would be eligible for National Listing and tried to arrange meetings with the City to discuss that goal. They were ignored. My feeling was that this city has little going for it in points of interest and it was awfully cavalier for the council to not make a serious attempt to save it.
"This iconic building was once described by the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art as: 'One of the finest examples of Egyptian Revival architecture in the United States.' " klamathwritersguild.org/gpage3.html
buonacoppi, Andy Rodker, Pam J, kiiti and 9 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Diane Putnam club has replied to Marie-claire GalletDiane Putnam club has replied to Stormlizard clubDiane Putnam club has replied to Edward BowthorpeDiane Putnam club has replied to Smiley Derleth clubWhat a waste .... there are always some who see no reason to preserve buildings that speak of the history of an area.
Who has this fragment? Is it safe from the city?
Guess I'd best stop right here ..... but-
To ignore the citizens, looks like some people need to be replaced .... after all, aren't they supposed to 'work' for the citizens ?
Diane Putnam club has replied to Peggy C clubCracking shot by the way!
Diane Putnam club has replied to Keith Burton clubAll the best
Fabio
Diane Putnam club has replied to photosofghosts clubThanks for posting and for the info Diane.
Diane Putnam club has replied to GrahamH clubIt is a wonderful building !!
Diane Putnam club has replied to kiiti clubDiane Putnam club has replied to Pam J clubIt reminds me of the Hoover factory in Perivale, but this time there is a happier outcome. Similar art deco style and a renowned landmark on the A40 leading out of London westwards (no Egyptian elements though). The factory was demolished and replaced by a Tesco hyper-market but the entire frontage was retained and it looks no different from the road now than it did in the 1930s.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoover_Building
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