ONE-LINER WEDNESDAY – THE BELVEDERE
One-Liner Wednesday
History of the Belvedere Hotel courtesy of the Apollo Area Historical Society.
A piece of history destroyed.
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I heard about this. Sad to see historical buildings destroyed.
I agree. And for some reason, I have always been fascinated with this building. I was lucky enough to go inside, but it was in terrible shape at that time.
I used to make up stories about that building. I may even use it as inspiration for a book someday. So sad to see another part of our childhood gone.
I know. I passed by the other day to look at it. So sad. It’s a shame they never applied for the permits to make it an historical landmark. Perhaps if they had done that, they could have gotten the money necessary to make the repairs.
So sad when a part of history is destroyed. I can only imagine the stories of the many people who passed through those doors.
Yes, there are so many lost stories from a once grand place.
Sad when old buildings are destroyed. Some of them are even beautiful in decay.
Very sad. I heard the over the scanner about the fire. Even though the building had been condemned, it still captured the interest of so many people.