The Royal Cake Company building on Academy Road in Ardmore just managed to sneak onto the National Register of Historic Places (because it was built in 1955, and the cut-off is 1956). Can you see the "ghost" letters in the brick? Here's the description in the National Register: two-story concrete block and brick building with stepped parapet, one story wing with stepped parapet and metal windows. (I think the date cut-off may mean that Jon is historic and Susan is not, but that's another story entirely.)
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Royal Cake now a carpet cleaning company...
The Royal Cake Company building on Academy Road in Ardmore just managed to sneak onto the National Register of Historic Places (because it was built in 1955, and the cut-off is 1956). Can you see the "ghost" letters in the brick? Here's the description in the National Register: two-story concrete block and brick building with stepped parapet, one story wing with stepped parapet and metal windows. (I think the date cut-off may mean that Jon is historic and Susan is not, but that's another story entirely.)
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I can still see it. It's ROYAL. You wouldn't call the carpet cleaning companies for this.
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