Crestwood Cabinet Shop

The Crestwood Cabinet Shop had been a locally owned business years ago, but it has set empty now for years. The original business building remains as a reminder to the local residents how things have changed over the years. I assume it will soon too be demolished and become a part of our history. I tried digging up some history on this business and found out, at least so far that it was orginally started in 1961 and employed about 4 people. I know it has been sitting empty for at least the past 25 years. It looks like they may have moved on and possible reopened under another name and at another location. I must do more investigating.

[cglist]

Nice shot - it's hard to see some of these old places disappear...!

[brett currie]

really great shot, rick. i love the textures of the old paint. and at least if it does get torn down, you've immortalized it in a photo.

[Dennis Natividad]

really nice rick!

[Michelle Blanchard]

Nice shot! I hate to see places like this sit empty and forgotten.

[Brad Johnson]

A reminder that all things go the way of the earth. Nice shot.

[William V Johnson]

Really good photo. The old building is in an electrical vortex.

[Vikdaddy]

I like this!

[Carly Webber]

Great shot - I love the contrast of the light and shadowed exterior walls.

[Mrs. Smith]

Great shot! Love the effects....and framing.

[Allison Williams]

I'm sure they opened the business with high hopes. It is always sad to see those hopes dashed.

[Peggy Scroggins]

I love these sort of pictures. Makes you mind wonder about what all this building has seen in the past.
Great job on it. And the mirror frame also.

[Kris]

Nice photo and editing.

[hellcat]

Love the colors and hues in this one.

[bonnie lee wilson]

Its a good thing if the business has grown and moved to a different location so that it can employ more people or make for better job security. STILL....... you can't help but wonder WHY another business didn't buy / rent/ or lease the building. Especailly when you consider all the construction that has happened in the last decade in your part of the State.
Great pic for the theme.

[Kirsty .P]

Great shot,and what a lovely old building!

[Tanya]

LOVE all the lines including the shadow and the curved pipe- great shot!

[migs meds]

nice framing and beautiful shot!

[Jaydee]

very nce rick.... i like the framing! =)

[Darren Griffen]

I love the way the sun lights up the facing wall on this old place, very nicely done.

[Hillary Torrey]

The lighting and framing is simply lovely. Very nice.

[Tracy Watkins]

great shot!

[Karen Hurd (hwy61)]

Wonderful photo for the theme. What a grand old building but I guess being that it sits so close to the road now it probably can't even be turned into a restaurant or some other business without a lot of work and without probably moving it which is not practical.

[Rainee]

beautiful shot, rick. great entry for the theme.

[jumel--pineda--chua]

beautiful perspective rick! great shot!

[Slava]

Beautiful shot! Must have been a busy place 50 years ago!

[Della]

great shot--I like the history behind your pictures! :)

[hellcat]

:) My husband said the same thing.

[Pamela Fillhouer]

ooooooo....i like this rick.

[Ginette Bellefeuille]

great shot...love the angle

[michansam]

nice shot
love the history

[bonnie lee wilson]

Thought you might enjoy knowing that your cabinet woodworking shop hammered its way onto the Popular Page......congrats; great job.

[Nicole Carr]

I really like the border you did.

[Lena Anthony]

Nice shading on the building and I like the wispy clouds. Framing it was a great idea. I like the rusty orange and how the matting is part of the photo. Cool look.

[Diana Moss]

what a shame this place has been left .If only walls could talk!

[Jordan Anderson (icywarm)]

I digging the boarders you have started to add... gives the images a nice feel...

[Lois P]

what a lovely building!