History Built Over

[Jesse James]

Upon doing some research tonight for some sites to hunt, I came across a few old parks in my city from the early 1900's that have been built over. This one in particular. It was the site of a public swimming pool and fairgrounds circa 1920. Now sits a printing factor. Has anyone else felt a bit uneasy after discovering such a great place?

 

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[RTR]

Yeah,time marches on.

 

[Kray Gelder]

Frustration is common for me, especially in this hotbed of rebellion, South Carolina. There is a point of land here that used to hold a fort looking over Winyah Bay. It saw action during the Revolution, and Civil War, was built, destroyed, rebuilt, destroyed, on and on. The civic leaders have designated it a park, and labeled it "Historically Significant." Those two words, under state law make it off limits to recreational metal detecting. It's undeveloped, just lying there, ripe and juicy.

 

[hucklburry]

that pond to the north has had a foot trail around it for some time too

 

[Nick79]

Welcome to my world. San Jose, Calif. Hahaha

 

[Tom_in_CA]

Welcome to my world. San Jose, Calif. Hahaha

an hour north of me Wait for old-town urban demolition scrapes. Wait till after 5pm. And..... go.

 

[jeff741972]

Ive been there, to that factory for work already.

 

[Jesse James]

Ive been there, to that factory for work already.

The Donnelly Building

 

[jeff741972]

yup