Unguided Tour of Famous, Historic El Jardin Hotel in Brownsville, Texas
From the editor: Those attending the Freddy Gomez Concert today on barricaded Levee Street will likely peer to the south, seeing the antiquated El Jardin Hotel, Brownsville's eight story, decaying landmark. The once-proud flagship of the city now awaits its ultimate destiny, dynamite and the wrecking ball. a link to more El Jardin pics: http://dirtysuit.blogspot.com/2016/09/abandoned-hotel-el-jardin.html We submit these allegedly current photographs illustrating the building's current condition:
It was inexcusable to allow this historic building to simply die. Brownsville's city government in the 80's, 90's and 2000's should hang their heads in shame.
What a shame man! The city can spend Millions on the piece of shit Casa Del Nylon building, but nothing on the historical landmark El Jardin Hotel building.
Who authorized these photos and how did the photographer gain entrance?
ReplyDeleteIt was inexcusable to allow this historic building to simply die. Brownsville's city government in the 80's, 90's and 2000's should hang their heads in shame.
ReplyDeleteDo you know who owns the property Jim?
ReplyDeleteWhat a shame man! The city can spend Millions on the piece of shit Casa Del Nylon building, but nothing on the historical landmark El Jardin Hotel building.
ReplyDeleteBienvenidos amigos de Mexico. Great phrase on the wall, of this hotel, facing the Bridge. Go and get more pictures.
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