It's a cool building, and such a cool contraption. But I'm getting kind of tired of the people in Concord trying to preserve it. Seems like there's WAY WORTHIER causes to put money behind in town.....

• It likely can't be used, as it is basically a toxic mess.
• they don't even really know what it CAN be used for in the future
• They say it will "Serve as a catalyst for community development" in the south end, which is malarkey. Places in the south end like Smoke Show, S&W, and Feathered Friends are already doing that. An old, lopsided building we probably can't use isn't going to accomplish that.

I guess I just get why it can't be taken apart and re-assembled in a museum. The NH historical society already runs one place in Concord that hardly anyone goes to.