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A handy map of the Empowerment Zone.
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I tried to restore this Empowerment Zone house and the City bulldozed it. I had about $20,000 into the house and boy did I take a bath on this one. The house had electricity and was very well boarded-up. Drug dealers kept breaking in and stealing my tools and used it as a crack dealing house. The neighbors and I rid the property of the dealers, and I was commencing with repairs, only to arrive at this pile of rubble.
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The House 5 doors down from where my house WAS. This house is still standing to this very day.
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This house is way beyond repair.
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What would have seriously been one of the Empowerment Zone's finest was the house in which I resided. It was trashed by a drug gang of high school drop outs who claimed I stole their dope. (I wish I would've stole their dope, at least then I'd have gotten something out of the deal).
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One of the Empowerment Zone's finest, located on one acre of prime pheasant area!
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The Implosion of Howard Johnson's. Thanx to BigBlast.com for this pic!!
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A house seen from Mack Avenue. There ya go, another bunch of damn dots!!
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A house near Davison and Buffalo.
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The E-Zone Food 'n' Munch has bit the dust.
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Here's the E-Zone re-cycling plant.
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This beauty is in Corktown, Yes, Corktown is in the E-Zone.
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Another E-Zone shell shocker!!
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Bricked-up buildings are quite common in the E-Zone.
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Two shots of an E-Zone house from D-Day.
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Another angle.
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