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Demolition of a 97-year-old Boblo building in Detroit has begun, reports Local 4 News.
The Boblo building, after years of dormancy, is being taken down by 21st Century Salvage and Adamo Group, according to a permit issued by the city.
Built in 1926, the warehouse building was among the largest in the Great Lakes at the time of its opening, according to Local 4 News.
RELATED: Detroit begins demolition of long-vacant Packard car plant
Owned by the Detroit Port Authority, the 10-story building served as a shipping warehouse for decades, ceasing operations in 2003, reports Detroit Urbex, a website dedicated to documenting Detroit’s history.
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