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When a Striptease becomes a Vanishing Act

The last public housing highrise on State Street vanishes little by little, day by day, but very deliberately. Here's what this Stateway Gardens highrise looked like a few weeks ago. A skinny, four-story nub is about all that's left now.(photo by Lee Bey)

Posted by Lee Bey on June 8, 2007 12:43 AM |

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Yay!!! You've actually got comments here now. :)

I really look forward to what these parcels of land will look now that these public housing high rises are about 99% gone.

Posted by: Levois | June 8, 2007 04:13 PM

thanks, Levois! I'll be posting pix over the next week or so showing some of the new stuff that's coming up where the public housing used to stand.

Posted by: UrbanObserver | June 11, 2007 07:54 AM

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