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Concord Demolition summer 2008
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Wow!! Hard to believe that place is gone. I first was there while in high school, we had a band conference of some sort and had to stay overnight due to a surprise blizzard. While the conference rooms were very elegant, the hotel rooms were very run down and not too clean, I was surprised but at that age didn't realize what might come from that.
I went to a heavy truck convention there and went to the Fire Chief's convention almost annually and again, the convention areas were nicely kept. I remember one year a heavy weight boxer (an Italian guy who's name I can't remember) was training there during the chief's convention. This would have been in the early 80s, the boxer was a contender for the championship.
That place had a lot of history and was well known throughout the state. It did seem however that unless you appeared to have money you weren't treated very well. I rode my motorcycle to the truck convention and even though I was neatly dressed no one there would give me the time of day. I knew there were troubles there when the Chief's convention found another venue to exhibit at.
Are there plans at all to rebuild or were they simply cleaning up a hazard?
I went to a heavy truck convention there and went to the Fire Chief's convention almost annually and again, the convention areas were nicely kept. I remember one year a heavy weight boxer (an Italian guy who's name I can't remember) was training there during the chief's convention. This would have been in the early 80s, the boxer was a contender for the championship.
That place had a lot of history and was well known throughout the state. It did seem however that unless you appeared to have money you weren't treated very well. I rode my motorcycle to the truck convention and even though I was neatly dressed no one there would give me the time of day. I knew there were troubles there when the Chief's convention found another venue to exhibit at.
Are there plans at all to rebuild or were they simply cleaning up a hazard?
Wolf
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what building is that? Is that the Concord hotel in the Catskills? didn't know they tore it down. wow, what's going up in its place?
Tano Demolition
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this place was hudge.. well our company rented all of the companies that you see in the pictures.
Wolf
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You mean you guys rented the equipment from all of those companies, but they weren't working on the jobsite with you? It was all Tano Demo doing the work, right?
:bash
Tano Demolition
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That’s just some of the heavy equip their.. To answer your question. Some equip was dry and some was with an operator. Dry meaning we rented just the machine. When I get a chance ill post more pics.
Tano Demolition
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Now this is the same job but different building this is named building 400
back to the other one
When i get more time i will post some more
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