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PHOTOS: Olde Dutch Cottage Candy Razed to the Ground

Check out photos of the demolition of the building.

 
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A bird's eye view of the demolition. Pam Holian
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A bird's eye view of the demolition.
Cranes hoisting the Cottage Candy sign off the old building.
The sign wil be donated to the South End Historical Society.
Knocking down the walls.
A closer look at the demolition.
The aftermath.

Demolition of the Olde Dutch Cottage Candy & Antiques building began on Wednesday, when an excavator began tearing down the walls, flatting the building to the ground.

Pam Holian of Gibson Sotheby, the real estate agent for the new condos, was on hand on Wednesday, and snapped several photos of the demolition. 

The old building will be taken down to make way for a six-story condo building with first-floor retail at the intersection of Tremont and Dwight Streets, called Chevron on Tremont. 

The project is comprised of five Parisian-style luxury condos that will be priced at $3 million each. Each unit includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms and garage parking underground. 

Similarly to the former Hite Radio building development project, the Cottage Candy sign will also be donated to the South End Historical Society. 

You can read more about the project here

Related Topics: Olde Dutch Cottage Candy

walter f

8:54 am on Thursday, October 4, 2012

That yellow equipment I see in pictures is called a excavator not a crane.

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Sara Jacobi

9:01 am on Thursday, October 4, 2012

haha. okay, thanks. will update the article.

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Sara Jacobi

9:43 am on Thursday, October 4, 2012

Nice photo, Erica!! Thanks for uploading.

Erica

8:59 am on Friday, October 5, 2012

Gotta love Instragram, we all look like photographers ;)

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williamstroup

8:31 pm on Saturday, October 13, 2012

i remenber when that was called pauls export i use to cash checks in there on fridays after work and then i go to the walham tavern on shawmut av where i hug out i lived at 40 dwgiht st in the 70s and 80s i grew up in the south end i was born on rollins st

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