First Comgregational Church, New London, Conn. Built 1810, demolished 1/26/24 following the collapse of the steeple and roof.3mo ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
It may not be much but I’m going to miss it a lot. This house and the accompanying 12 acres of land sold recently for 200k. Driving by today I found nothing but an empty field. 1774-2019.4yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Federal Plaza Motel, Springfield, Massachusetts. Can’t find any info on it other than the fact that it existed.2yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Looking through the Junipers, Forest Park, Springfield, Mass. ca. 1930s & 20221yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/OldPhotosInRealLife
Osborn Hall, Yale University. 1890-1926. Demolished only 36 years after opening due to its proximity to high traffic streets at a busy intersection, the noise from which made it impossible to give or receive lectures.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Y.M.C.A. Building, completed in 1895 in Springfield, Mass. In 1916 the Y.M.C.A. moved to a new building & the previous structure was remodeled and converted to the Hotel Victoria, remaining open until demolition in 1969, despite being struck by a trolley in 1921, causing the turret to collapse.4yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
After 3+ years scouring my yard I managed to eke this out with my new Detech Butterfly Coil on my White’s MX5! Another one off the bucket list!4yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/metaldetecting
Something I found in a crawl space of my previous house back in 2012. Robert was the son of the original owners of the house built in 1929. Sadly, he passed in 2007 but I was able to give this to his son.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/FoundPaper
A concept I had for a DNA test feature in the game. You could get an ethnicity estimate, find unknown relatives, find out you have a different father, or have it be realized that your child had a different father. By keeping the sample additional relatives can come forward, and family can compare.4yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/BitLifeApp
Parsons Block, A.K.A. The Flatiron Building, Holyoke, MA. ca. 1876-ca. 1950.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
The NHC has noted a potential area of development in the Gulf of Mexico, 20% chance of development within 5 days.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/TropicalWeather
Happy 1 year anniversary to the last time I was able to load my city without the game crashing3yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/CitiesSkylines
A house built in Springfield, MA by David Ames for his son John in 1828, who never lived in it following a failed engagement. It was demolished sometime between 1933 and 1939, and a church now stands on the site.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Kenilworth Castle, built 1894-1895 in Holyoke, MA, as the summer house of E.C. Taft, founder of a local paper company. Parted off and demolished 1957-1959.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
A tragedy of renovation, part of a former Funeral Home in Springfield, MA turned into a dental office. The original house was built in 1901. The first addition came in the 1920s, the second (where the office is) came sometime after 1938. It was renovated earlier this year.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Offices of the Boston & Albany Railroad, Main St, Springfield, MA. Designed in 1867 by Henry H. Richardson. Demolished ca. 1926.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
My grandfather chilling in the yard with my two month old mother, Summer of ‘674yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/OldSchoolCool
YWCA Building, Springfield, MA. 1907-2016. Demolished to make way for the MGM a Springfield Hotel & Casino. Stone elements were salvaged and the facade was recreated, with alterations, facing the courtyard.4yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Northfield Chateau, Northfield, Massachusetts. Completed in 1903 as a 99-room summer home for a New York capitalist and his wife, attracted to the area by the Seminary of Dwight L. Moody. Demolished in 1963 due to years of neglect and impracticality.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Bliss St. Parking Garage, Springfield, MA. 1928-2015. Demolished to make way for the MGM Springfield Hotel & Casino.4yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
The Farren House, later known as the Grand Trunk Hotel, in Turner's Falls, MA. Opened in 1872, it was the town's premier place to stay. It was torn down in 1968, and a gas station was built on the site in 1975.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
The Springfield, MA, Hall of Records, built to match a courthouse designed by H.H. Richardson located just to the left, and the Springfield Institute for Savings. Both demolished ca. 1973 for the construction of a new courthouse.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
The NHC has identified a new area of interest forecast to move off the African coast, giving it a 20% chance of development over the next five days once it moves over open waters.6yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/TropicalWeather
Latest GFS run showing possibly 5 (!) concurrent storms in the Atlantic late next week (obligatory too soon to tell)6yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/TropicalWeather
Found my first 8 reales today! At least part of one! Poor thing was in a fire, but still rang up true. 1772-17894yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/metaldetecting
The School for Christian Workers Building, Springfield, Mass., 1886. The gymnasium of which is where Dr. James Naismith invented the game of basketball in 1891. Razed in 1965 to make way for a parking lot. Currently on the site is a run down McDonald’s.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Pecousic Villa, the home of Everett H. Barney, built in 1890 atop a hill overlooking the Connecticut River and Springfield, MA. This mansion was at the edge of Forest Park, a 735 acre park which he helped create by donating land, and was demolished in the 1950s when I-91 was built through the city.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Rapidly Intensifying Willa has developed a very tight core of cold cloud tops, appears to be forming an eyewall5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/TropicalWeather
The first City Hall of Springfield, MA. Built in 1855 and opened Jan. 1, 1856. It was completely destroyed by a fire on Jan. 6, 1905, which started in the 2,300 seat auditorium on the second floor.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
“Scrambled eggs” cooked in the microwave in some sort of wine or martini glass, served on a piece of toast.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/shittyfoodporn
Thai peanut curry sauce atop a bed of Minute Jasmine rice with a surrounding of caprese chicken sausage. Because what else does one eat at 2 am.4yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/shittyfoodporn
Springfield Five Cents Savings Bank, Springfield, Mass. Built in 1876 at the corner of Main and Court Streets. The building is still standing, but the Main St. facade and cornice have been removed and replaced by something...less inspired.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Headquarters and Factory of Smith and Wesson, taken ca. 1939. Springfield, Mass., 1860. Demolished by 1972.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Holyoke House, later known as Hamilton Hotel, Holyoke, MA, 1850. Heavily altered in the mid-20th century. vacant since 2003.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Architecture in Limbo: The house of David Ames, Jr, who had this built in 1826-27 atop a hill in Springfield, MA. It eventually became home to the MacDuffie school, until June 1, 2011 when it was heavily damaged by a tornado. Today the shutters, portico/porch, and third floor are all missing.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
The Municipal Group (Symphony Hall concert hall, Campanile clock tower, City Hall) Springfield, Massachusetts. Built 1911-1913, opened and dedicated by President William H. Taft.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/ArchitecturePorn
Soon to be Lost Architecture: The Springfield, MA police department building, built in 1968, will be demolished upon the completion of a larger, more modern structure.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Looking north on Main St, Springfield, MA. Except for a few in the background, only the building with the onion dome is standing today, and even that has lost its ornamentation. All buildings mid-late 19th c.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Couldn’t sleep last night, decided to go for a drive. Several hours later I ended up here, had the perfect morning smoke. [4]6yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/trees
The Old Masonic Building and Brewer Building, two buildings in Springfield, MA built in 1893. The Masons were here until 1924. Shortly after, the entire facade was replaced with a modest brick design. The Brewer Building lost its top two floors to fire. What remained was modernized, then restored.5yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Was told that you guys might like this. (Almost) Every building that existed in my county, as well as some from the next county south, in 1871/1873 that no longer exists is plotted in its exact location on this map. About 650 houses, schools, mills, and stores. [1365x572] [OC]11yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/MapPorn
A message I found written on my wall with a blacklight...invisible to the naked eye.11yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/creepy
Hello! I'm new to this subreddit. My name is Anthony, and I'm 15, believe it or not. Be nice! :p11yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/gaybrosgonemild
Hello again! Gonna be 16 in two days!:D (Can't you tell how excited I am in this pic?)11yr ⋅ antwoneoko ⋅ r/GayBroTeens
