Tech to demolish 9 buildings

[TechAlum05]

Neilson continues its slow fade into history.

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[Amos Moses]

Where are they hauling all this debris to?

[Brian96]

Where are they hauling all this debris to?

Champ967.

[Champ967]

Champ967.

Yeah ... I'm using it to reconstruct miniature replicas.

In a shrine with candles and cow skulls and incense.

[Champ967]

Where are they hauling all this debris to?

But seriously ...

Those publicly-owned capital assets are being tossed, piece by piece, into a landfill.

The very definition of govt waste.

[Soonerdawg]

But seriously ...

Those publicly-owned capital assets are being tossed, piece by piece, into a landfill.

The very definition of govt waste.

Govt waste

Final outcome
Foreign imports
Python snake
Absolutely certain
End result
Close proximity
Budweiser beer

[shawn55]

Thanks for nice post share here.

[Soonerdawg]

Thanks for nice post share here.

Consider it a free gift to each and everyone of you all.

[Dwayne From Minden]

But seriously ...

Those publicly-owned capital assets are being tossed, piece by piece, into a landfill.

Everything that was viable was scrapped - that's why insides were gutted for reclamation

Brick and mortar will be crushed and used as road base and wash fill - there is a HUGE secondary market for this

[GermDawg]

Everything that was viable was scrapped - that's why insides were gutted for reclamation

Brick and mortar will be crushed and used as road base and wash fill - there is a HUGE secondary market for this

This, very little from building/industrial demo is truly landfilled anymore, demo companies make most of their profit off of the scrap.

[Champ967]

Everything that was viable was scrapped - that's why insides were gutted for reclamation

Brick and mortar will be crushed and used as road base and wash fill - there is a HUGE secondary market for this

well that's encouraging, I guess.

I'm still keeping the leftovers for my shrine.

[rebelboi]

looks like Neilson is finally no more

[TechAlum05]

looks like Neilson is finally no more

Now it belongs to the ages.

[Dwayne From Minden]

And in the background I thought I heard the faint sound of TAPS being played...

[Amos Moses]

And in the background I thought I heard the faint sound of TAPS being played...

It was opened the fall of 1968. I was one of the first occupants that fall. If you had a time capsule, you would have heard "Time has come today" by the Chambers Brothers or "Hello I Love You" by the Doors. Good times back then!! So sorry to see the old lady go. The same for Caruthers when it goes as I lived there 1.5 years.