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Cross Street “Cigars” Building Torn Down

Posted on Author Matt ContiComments(6)
Cross Street Building Teardown – October 2013 – Photo by Donna Wells

The long vacant building on Cross Street near the corner of Endicott Street was torn down this week, next to J. Pace. The one story structure had a sign that said “Cigars” on it from when it was a retail shop. We have not heard any plans for the property other than the usual talk of an apartment building or simply adding to the adjacent small parking lot. If you have any information, leave a comment below.

Thanks to Donna Wells for the action photo!

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6 Replies to “Cross Street “Cigars” Building Torn Down”

  1. great location to utilize , but i heard a parking lot , come on , accommodate about 10 car’s what a waste !!!!!!

  2. If they do not build luxury condos or a hotel here they are wasting the property, let’s be honest.

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