Originally constructed by the Moser M.F.G., Co. of Dallas, the Cargill-Gallman Community Center and Museum in Italy was renovated in 1983 but is now undergoing demolition to clear the way for a new community center, and a new beginning. (Barry Byers)
A safety/security fence was erected around the structure before demolition began. (Barry Byers)
The community center is being gutted from top to bottom. (Barry Byers)
The backside of the demolition site. (Barry Byers)
Close inspection shows foundation and wall instability. (Barry Byers)
Demolition workers toss debris from the second-floor of the community center. (Barry Byers)
Ceiling and floor boards are ripped out and thrown out the second-floor window. (Barry Byers)
Everything is extracted including this door. (Barry Byers)
An A-1 Demolition worker takes a moment to evaluate the carnage below. (Barry Byers)
Workers spend time on the roof as well. (Barry Byers)
The community center as it sits across from Italy City Hall. (Barry Byers)
Demolition scene. (Barry Byers)
The Cargill-Gallman Community Center and Museum of Italy is just days away from being completely taken down. (Barry Byers)