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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The demolition of a home on Music Row has many people upset, but historic preservationists said they did all they could to try and save it.
The Victorian-era home was built in 1878, and sat just off the Music Row Roundabout. Crews demolished the structure last Wednesday.
"I saw the building being torn down at 10 a.m. and it was gone in a few hours. I can't believe it," said Allesandro Ustione, who lives in the Music Row area.
The home was torn down to make way for a new 240 room Virgin Hotel. Ustione said it was an expensive price to pay for progress.
"I'm very happy that Nashville is growing, new businesses are good for the city, but there has to be a balance, so the history and the new can coexist," he explained.
The pile of rubble that was once the home is not hard to miss when you drive or walk down Music Row. A family visiting from England was even more shocked to find the demolition site was part of a project from one of English tycoon Sir Richard Branson's Virgin companies.
"We're very proud of our history, and we look after our historical buildings, so you would have expected someone to have pointed him in the right direction," said Keith Bleakley.
The Metro Historical Commission was very involved with the development process of the property. The director tried several approaches to try and save the structure.
"The developer met with the Metro Historical Commission in December and looked at the option of trying to incorporate the house in their development.," Tim Walker, director of the Historical Commission explained.
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FAIRFIELD -- An effort to save aviation pioneer Gustave Whitehead's homestead may have crash landed.
A review of town tax records on Monday could not establish that the house at 184 Alvin St. existed in 1914, so the property does not appear to meet the 100-year requirement to trigger a 60-day demolition delay.
Whitehead is credited by "Jane's All the World's Aircraft," the bible of the aviation industry, with having flown a powered, heavier-than-air craft in 1901 -- two years before the Wright brothers flew at Kitty Hawk, N.C.
Gary Tenk, of Stratford, who bought the house in March for $220,000, plans to build a new home on the site. The 10-day notice to demolish the existing 1,286-square-foot home expired Sunday, meaning Tenk could get a demolition permit immediately, officials said.
However, Tom Conley, Fairfield's chief building official, said he was attempting to contact Tenk and Town Attorney Stanton Lesser to determine if the town could have a little more time.
"One of the gray areas is, what constitutes a building," Conley said. "Is it when you dig a hole? Is it when you get a certificate of occupancy?"
He said both the demolition contractor and the developer "have been kind enough to hold off a while we try to make a determination."
First Selectman Michael Tetreau said he does not have the authority to order a 60-day waiting period, though he said he asked Tenk last week to hold off for a few days to allow a review of tax records.
Tenk could not be reached for comment Monday.
Assessor Donald Ross said Monday that the age of the house is still unclear.
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