Year demolished: 2011

A part of the Provisions District met the wrecking ball in 2011. Owner of this and nearby buildings, The Providence Journal Company, used deferred maintenance as an excuse.

An almost 100 year old apartment building turned dormitory became too downtrodden to be useful.

This historic wooden structure over the Providence River withstood the Hurricane of 1938 but not a lighting strike on January 12, 2011

The roadway system of on and off ramps when I-195 cut through the Jewelry District and over the Providence River

The roadway system of on and off ramps and causeway over Wickenden Street and the murals that adorned it

A family-owned party supply, costume, and novelty store operating since the early 1980s. Closed in 2005 and burned in 2011.

A mid-century, pre-Brutalist retail amenity in downtown was razed only to avoid maintenance costs

A simple mid-century industrial building used for jewelry industry purposes over the past 50 years razed in 2011 for speculative purposes

A former waterfront nightclub overlooking Narragansett Bay that operated under many different names in its 10 year lifespan