Re: [OM] Paul's PAW - catching up

[Mike Lazzari]

> I believe that this one is a good exception. It's still functioning.
Repositioning or re-purposing is one thing. Around the west many 
"old"buildings are wooden and deteriorating. (nothing is really old nor 
very permanent) They are "saved" by moving to the old folks home to make 
way for more development. All context is lost and they become shacks in 
a row. There are a few exceptions where the site is not in the path of 
progress. Even one local example where an old historic building was 
returned to its original location.
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