Demolition day
-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
Crews from Rasch Construction work on demolishing the city-owned building at First Avenue South and South Ninth Street in Fort Dodge. Plans for the lot include a public art display. A sculpture is to be installed in the lot facing First Avenue South. That project is scheduled for completion in September.
Crews from Rasch Construction work on demolishing the city-owned building at First Avenue South and South Ninth Street in Fort Dodge. Plans for the lot include a public art display. A sculpture is to be installed in the lot facing First Avenue South. That project is scheduled for completion in September.
-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
A Rasch Construction excavator operator adds more metal to the scrap pile Friday morning as he works on demolishing the city-owned building.
A Rasch Construction excavator operator adds more metal to the scrap pile Friday morning as he works on demolishing the city-owned building.
-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
Dust rises as a Rasch Construction excavator operator works on demolishing the city-owned building.
Dust rises as a Rasch Construction excavator operator works on demolishing the city-owned building.
-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
A Rasch Construction excavator operator separates metal from other rubble Friday morning as he works on demolishing the city-owned building at First Avenue South and South Ninth Street.
A Rasch Construction excavator operator separates metal from other rubble Friday morning as he works on demolishing the city-owned building at First Avenue South and South Ninth Street.
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-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
Crews from Rasch Construction work on demolishing the city-owned building at First Avenue South and South Ninth Street in Fort Dodge. Plans for the lot include a public art display. A sculpture is to be installed in the lot facing First Avenue South. That project is scheduled for completion in September.
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-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
A Rasch Construction excavator operator adds more metal to the scrap pile Friday morning as he works on demolishing the city-owned building.
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-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
Dust rises as a Rasch Construction excavator operator works on demolishing the city-owned building.
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-Messenger photo by Hans Madsen
A Rasch Construction excavator operator separates metal from other rubble Friday morning as he works on demolishing the city-owned building at First Avenue South and South Ninth Street.
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