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Vintage postcard |
When it was announced that the Oberlin Inn was going to be torn down, I made a few trips out to Oberlin to get some “now” shots (
below) in 2014 and 2015 to compare with the vintage postcards. The hotel portion of the complex went first.
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October 2014 |
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August 2015 |
About a week ago, when I learned that that the last remaining portion of the Inn was being demolished, I headed out to Oberlin on a Sunday afternoon and grabbed the shot below.
I also swung around to the back of the property to see what shape the 1969 addition was in. Much of it was gone, and it was only a sad shadow of how it looked on the vintage postcard.
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The addition in the process of being demolished |
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Vintage postcard for comparison |
I’ll have to grab a photo of The Hotel at Oberlin at a later date for a “then and now” comparison with the original Oberlin Inn.
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