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Wednesday, January 7, 2015

Appalachia Press

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108 Salem Ave . Roanoke

Wanting to learn about the building and its history I dove into Bing (I'm weaning myself off Google) and found out that it was once Crystal Springs Laundry, although I don't know how old the building is. I showed you the side of it which has a mural painted on it HERE
and for more info on Appalachia Press you can visit their website HERE and if you still want to know more, I found this in-depth interview with the owner (where I found out what the building first was) HERE

We are getting ready for single digit temps tonight...oh my!

22 comments:

  1. It is amazing how much you can get with a search engine!

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  2. When I delivered morning papers, one of the first 24 hour laundramats was the drop off point each day. Winter mornings... oh, soon warm.

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  3. Great old building oh yes you keep warm tonight. If the sun was shining it would at the very least appear warmer here this morning. Hug B

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  4. Can you imagine the interesting folks who have walked through these doors? I love it!

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  5. i like the front but REALLY like that cool mural. :)

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  6. A building's history tells a great deal about the neighborhood's interest.

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  7. Interesting place... sounds like you're in for a chilly night, it's blowing a gale here tonight, with horizontal rain!

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  8. Wind chill tonight is expected to be -4F. 8-)

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  9. This really is a cool place. I went Christmas shopping there a few weeks ago. How can you not like a place that sells bacon-oriented products (like bacon band aids)!

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  10. Cool building! But why are you weaning yourself off Google? Something I should know? My fingers type the word so easily, after all the searches I've done. LOL
    Stay warm.

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  11. Of course we have the same weather. Now I have to ask, why no more Google??

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  12. Oh I do like the building, and isn't Santa sweet! It's like he's greeting all! I'm not a real fan of Bing, it seems they are much more limited and Google always has more than a person would ever dream of so much of the time!

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  13. It does look quite old. We are getting down to 21 tonight, which is pretty cold for us!

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  14. Quite an enduring building! I like the look of it.

    Here the high today was -20C. I have no idea what that translates into on the Fahrenheit scale, but that doesn't factor in the windchill on top of it.

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  15. I love to see "old" buildings put to good use. There's so much character and charm already built in. Teens for us tonight, the birds are loading up on seed for a cold one.

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  16. That's what I call old school and small town! I like it!

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  17. It is going to be really cold down here overnight, too. Mid-40s. Yes, you hate me.

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  18. What an interesting history this place has. {I remember spending much of my childhood at the laundrymat!} Stay warm!!!

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