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These are the section of the buildings right before it was demolished. It comes from this book
I also came across this thread on a site that I found extremely useful. Images, facts, newspaper articles, videos--it's all in there. Unfortunately some (if not most) of the images are down, but the good news is that the thread is still on-going.
These are incredible images of the section. Have you been able to find larger images to upload?Definitely a great find.
ReplyDeleteAlso, it might be a good idea to join this forum and post questions for material...and see what response you get...
http://www.archidose.org/KWC/Main.html
ReplyDeletelots of info on it, including a timeline- dont know if you guys saw it or not.
and here's a better resolution of the section:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.flickr.com/photos/booce/490529990/sizes/o/