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    Beyond repair... This is the building that is in the worst shape at the Mill Lake Outdoor Center in August, 2008. The roof is completely compromised, with trees and other things growing through it, on it, over it. Mill Lake Outdoor Center, Waterloo Recreation Area, Washtenaw County, Michigan
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    Beyond repair...

    This is the building that is in the worst shape at the Mill Lake Outdoor Center in August, 2008. The roof is completely compromised, with trees and other things growing through it, on it, over it.

    Mill Lake Outdoor Center,
    Waterloo Recreation Area,
    Washtenaw County, Michigan

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    • Beyond repair... This is the building that is in the worst shape at the Mill Lake Outdoor Center in August, 2008. The roof is completely compromised, with trees and other things growing through it, on it, over it. Mill Lake Outdoor Center, Waterloo Recreation Area, Washtenaw County, Michigan
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    • Hard to imagine that one of the most anonymous buildings in the downtown was once a tony mahogany and leather style hotel with a fireplace lit wicker bar and moody smoking room. The Merit Hotel at 11th and Market Street opened in 1915 with 70 rooms and a woody paneled lobby decorated with paintings of The Mountain, deep carpets and bonsai trees. During the era of the First World War and after, the Merit was just across the street from the Crystal Public Market next to Rhodes Department Store and the downtown shopping district. The building was ringed in stylish retail shops selling fur coats, women’s fashions, haberdashery, and for a place to be seen an ice cream parlor. Today the block is a study in hiding in plain sight, stripped of its cornice, storefronts, signs and activity. Jeremy Gregory’s new mural smartly suggests on the building's behalf an impatience with being ignored. Wall art by: Jeremy Gregory https://www.facebook.com/jeremy.n.gregory.9 Tacoma Public Library Image B24357 unique 38808
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