Year demolished: 2002

Built circa 1915, these concrete coal storage towers were demolished in late 2002 by oversight — a permit was granted despite their protection by inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places.

A sweet little simple Art Deco brick gas station in the middle of the Hope Street commercial district. Probably contaminated and hard to subdivide, so it came down.

A small house gifted to Brown University was razed in favor of expanding the Life Sciences Building along Meeting St

By the time we took photos, most of the main mill building had crumbled. The main building, though, is still standing and has been converted to a restaurant.

The one that started a revolution. A 13 acre site, bounded by Atwells Ave, Eagle Street, and Valley Street, housing cheap artist studio space and the famous Fort Thunder arts collective.