OMFG GFDI
More to come…
Remember what they did to this building last July? The second oldest building in the
Oak Knoll Historic District at the University of Minnesota?
It was demolished on July 1, 2010.
Well…it appears…the Regents of the University of Minnesota were just getting started.
To be DEMOLISHED:
Norris Gymnasium and Field House (1914)
Wesbrook Hall (1896)
Veterinary Anatomy Building (1901) St. Paul Campus
Newman Center (1952)
Klaeber Court (1967)
722 Fulton Ave SE (Mpls)
1304 Cleveland Ave (Berry House) Saint Paul
1316 Cleveland Ave (Weighley House) Saint Paul
527/529 Oak Street SE “incorporated into a new parking lot”
Building to be “Decommissioned and Mothballed for Future
Adaptive Re-use”
Eddy Hall (1881) the OLDEST building on the Twin Cities campus.
Although the press release says there are “No plans to demolish the
building” Mothballing is 3/4 down the road to demolition.
http://www.uservices.umn.edu/heritage/national_register/eddy_nr.htm
More details to follow…conveniently announced during
finals week…demolitions to occur during the summer.
Happy Preservation Month Courtesy of the Regents of the
University of Minnesota.
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tagged: 1304 Cleveland Avenue (Berry House) St. Paul, 1316 Cleveland Avenue (Weigley House) St. Paul, 527 Oak Street S.E. Minneapolis, 722 Fulton Avenue S.E. Minneapolis, Demolitions University of Minnesota, Eddy Hall University of Minnesota, Klaeber Court University of Minnesota, Newman Center University of Minnesota, Norris Hall University of Minnesota, Veterinary Anatomy Building University of Minnesota, Wesbrook Hall University of Minnesota | Leave a comment »
Cool Old Buildings - Minnesota 