Assassination of Lincoln: Teardown Of A Century-Old Mill (by Lorre Fritchy - MilliesMovie.com)

A peek inside an abandoned mill building slated for imminent demolition, this video was shot by writer/director Lorre Fritchy. Prior to capturing a portion of the Lincoln Foods mill building's dismantling in Lawrence, Massachusetts for her feature film MILLIES, Fritchy was granted unprecedented access inside to film the last moments anyone would see of this historic, fantastic buildings interiors. Both Fritchys footage, and dismantling footage shot with the RED One, appear here. Also sprinkled in are original stills taken by Fritchy during the dismantling process, and forming the heart of a 50-photo exhibit entitled The Assassination of Lincoln: Teardown of a Century-Old Mill. Visit www.MilliesMovie.com for more information. (c) 2008 MilliesMovie.com

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Film & Animation

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• Millies
• film
• movie
• Lawrence
• Massachusetts
• Lorre Fritchy
• writer
• director
• filmmaker
• Lincoln Foods
• Abraham Lincoln
• Lincoln Fruit and Syrup
• historic preservation
• Stephanie Higgins

[Lfritchy]

LOL, I would LOVED to have moved in there (minus the extracurriculars)! If I had $ to purchase/renovate these places into living spaces, etc. (which countless mills have done successfully), I would.

When an old building is let go: It Is Not The Building's Fault.

It's the fault of a society that disses the old building in the first place. The building becomes the victim of a disrespectful society, but it has never actually been the cause.

thx 4 your interest

[garycalgary]

when it's an old building and not being used it's a haven for people having sex and other things i the building and problems

my 80 year olds watched their old farm being reconstructed into a new industrial development and called it progress

you should have moved in if you loved it so much