Hendler Creamery Demolition (Part 1)

Part 1. Demolition of the remaining walls of the Hendler Creamery in Baltimore, Maryland. Built as a cable car powerhouse in 1892, it was later used as a theater, and then became the Hendler Creamery from 1912 until the 1970s.
The historic facade was being preserved as part of a redevelopment project that failed in 2018, leaving it exposed to the elements. The lot will be used as open space.
Produced by John Z Wetmore, producer of "Perils For Pedestrians".

[constructionwatcher]

Thanks John.

It's sad to see that after all that effort to save the façade they ended up just tearing it down.

[jmream]

Kind of sad to see a piece history get destroyed

[kindalikechicken]

Sad and ugly. Tossing away buildings like trash. America is good at wasting. Shame on the groups and people who allowed it to get to this point.

[flipppy]

I've been wondering for the last year since I started driving rideshare what was the purpose of this erector set looking structure, just recently found out what it was

[peterstockschlaeder]

FYI if you were not aware already, the office building behind the Kaiser Permanente office on Executive & Montrose/Henson Parkway just started demolition yesterday (9/3). Believe this is being redeveloped for townhouses/condos.

[larrywillis-twyn]

Finally noticed how much pollution that generator was putting out!

[BenDavey-xpcv]

All those Kobelcos need a good coat of green paint