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A banner for homecoming hangs on the construction site for the Constant Convocation Center.

circa 2000-2005

Construction of the Constant Convocation Center Parking Garage as seen from Hampton Boulevard.

circa 2000-2005

Construction in progress with the Constant Convocation Center Parking Garage.

circa 2000-2005

A close-up of the main seating area of the Constant Convocation Center is being built.

circa 2000-2005

A close-up of the main seating area of the Constant Convocation Center is being built.

circa 2000-2005

Pile driving begins on the site of the Constant Convocation Center. One of the two abandoned buildings next to the site, is the former Mr. T's Tacos (building next to the abandoned house), which was a popular place frequented by students.

2000

Two contractors oversee the pile driving on the site of the Constant Convocation Center.

2000

Piles for pile driving are gathered on the site of the Constant Convocation Center.

2000

The 4400 Campus Club sits alone on the corner of Hampton and 44th Street, awaiting demolition.

circa 2000-2005

A wrecker tears up the 4400 Campus Club from inside. The 4400 Campus Club was a favorite student hangout for almost over twenty-five years.

circa 2000-2005

Former businesses and homes are demolished to make way for the redevelopment of the Old Dominion University East Campus.

2000

Former businesses and homes are demolished to make way for the redevelopment of the Old Dominion University East Campus.

2000

Former businesses and homes are demolished to make way for the redevelopment of the Old Dominion University East Campus. Pictured here is a close-up of the demolition.

2000

Former businesses and homes are demolished to make way for the redevelopment of the Old Dominion University East Campus. Pictured here is a close-up of the demolition.

2000

Former businesses and homes are demolished to make way for the redevelopment of the Old Dominion University East Campus. In the background is the old Fire Station 7 which was built in 1926 and was also demolished for redevelopment.

2000

Former businesses and homes are demolished to make way for the redevelopment of the Old Dominion University East Campus. Pictured here is a close-up of the demolition.

2000

Former businesses and homes are demolished to make way for the redevelopment of the Old Dominion University East Campus.

circa 2000-2005

Former businesses and homes are demolished to make way for the redevelopment of the Old Dominion University East Campus.

circa 2000-2005

A wrecker tears down the former Anthony's Pizza Palace. Anthony's was a favorite among students and was known for its pizzas and gyros.

circa 2000-2005

A wrecker tears apart the former Mad Mike's Bar and Grill, which was another student hangout.

circa 2000-2005

A close-up of the demolition of Mad Mike's Bar and Grill, which was another student hangout.

circa 2000-2005

Nothing but rubble remains of the Old Fire station 7, which was built in 1926 and was closed in 1995, when the current station on West 43rd Street and Hampton Boulevard was built. The old fire station also had a police precinct which operated till 1975.

circa 2000-2005

A wrecker smashes through a former apartment building to make way for the redevelopment of the Old Dominion University East Campus.

circa 2000-2005

A wrecker tears apart a former apartment building to make way for the redevelopment of the Old Dominion University East Campus.

circa 2000-2005

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