Holyoke proud!! That is beautiful, what are those two intersecting streets?
szczerbiecsays
It’s funny how we haven’t evolved beyond power poles since 1900 in this timeline
antwoneokosays
[Lost New England article](http://lostnewengland.com/2019/02/flatiron-building-holyoke-mass/) on this impressive structure. Formerly at the corner of Main and Race Sts., this building stood proudly, earning the nickname “Flatiron” a decade before the more famous one in NYC.
Pcan42says
Why was it torn down?
anon4ymous884says
Thank you.
sirdarksoulsays
Here’s a list of buildings in the US with the same name.
Noname_Maddox says
[Location Today](https://www.google.com/maps/@42.2059944,-72.6019678,3a,75y,210.59h,103.71t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sFFS9S50MN83YSEJwa0SI7A!2e0!7i13312!8i6656)
anon4ymous884 says
Holyoke proud!! That is beautiful, what are those two intersecting streets?
szczerbiec says
It’s funny how we haven’t evolved beyond power poles since 1900 in this timeline
antwoneoko says
[Lost New England article](http://lostnewengland.com/2019/02/flatiron-building-holyoke-mass/) on this impressive structure. Formerly at the corner of Main and Race Sts., this building stood proudly, earning the nickname “Flatiron” a decade before the more famous one in NYC.
Pcan42 says
Why was it torn down?
anon4ymous884 says
Thank you.
sirdarksoul says
Here’s a list of buildings in the US with the same name.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_buildings_named_Flatiron_Building#United_States
I live near one in Chattanooga, TN which still exists.
http://www.teproperties.com/Flatiron.JPG