Transforming from being a place of (once upon a time) the largest maritime ship building complex in the world to an access ramp to I-95, the cramps building reveals itself brick by brick.
From being the leader in ship building, to the invention of The Slinky, the cramps building is taken apart to become part of another transportation system.
I suppose that history itself can not save a thing but can only aid in giving a thing added value. History can comfort us in that we are connected to something larger than our time and lives, and it can fade away. Who knows when structures will show their imprint on us in the future.
In the distant future some satellite taking pictures of vegetative growth through infrared sensors may reveal clues to who we are to who we will be. We march through time because our 5th dimension self manifests itself in 3 dimensions as what we experience in our comprehension. Or something.
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