In News · Asked by News-Press Now 91 Votes Should deteriorating-but-historic buildings be demolished or restored? x Share Embed Share on Facebook Share on X small medium wide <script type="text/javascript" src="//squareoffs.com/assets/embed.js"></script><iframe id="embed_square_off_19850" class="squareoffs-embed" src="//squareoffs.com/square_offs/19850?category=news&publisher=news-press%20now&answer_a=DEMOLISHED&answer_b=RESTORED&size=small&keyword=DEMOLISHED&keyword=RESTORED" width="300" height="0" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" referrerpolicy="no-referrer-when-downgrade" allow="fullscreen; identity-credentials-get"> 42% DEMOLISHED DEMOLISHED 1 58% RESTORED RESTORED 0 Share on Facebook Share on X Share on LinkedIn Copy Link 42% DEMOLISHED Add Comment Comment Share with friends 1 Comment 0 Steven Puderbaugh Way too much attention is devoted to "preserving" old buildings, some of dubious historical importance. Meanwhile funding for restoration is short, and the building continues to crumble and deteriorate, perpetuating an eyesore and a blight. Reply 58% RESTORED Add Comment Comment Share with friends 0 Comment No one has commented yet
Way too much attention is devoted to "preserving" old buildings, some of dubious historical importance. Meanwhile funding for restoration is short, and the building continues to crumble and deteriorate, perpetuating an eyesore and a blight.
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