"Dr. Cavendish owned the building and after his death I was asked by the bank to be one of the evaluators of his estate. I was all over the building, the old bowling alley and pool room in the basement, as well as the refrigerated room for produce also in the basement. Cavendish was a packrat. I enjoyed the prying and probing and marveling at the great strength of the building as well as how little money it would take to get it back in good shape. Ted Laws sons owned it for several years and did no maintenance, needed roof and a lot of windows were broken. When when water gets into a building it is only a matter of time till its gone."