Tuesday, November 3, 2009
So Long, Anderton's
Posted by Stacey Greenberg on Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 11:13 AM
Photo by Melissa Anderson Sweazy
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would've made a great beer garden. we can use one in midtown. and a real estate office is nothing to get excited about...
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Where is Memphis Heritage? Why aren't they speaking out and trying to save this?
Clyde, I'd raise a pint to that idea if you promised to raise some pants over those speedos.
Memphis Heritage, according to their history of doing business, will eventually be auctioning architectural salvage from the demolition. And the real crime against humanity is that the owner was approached YEARS ago and would not even consider leasing the building. He let it decay on purpose. Consider that next time you visit his other establishment, Celtic Crossing.
sbanbury- don't hate. there's no need to be jealous of this chiseled spectacle of human perfection. just sit back and enjoy the show.
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