From the east everything still looks great in this photo of the Tag Factory taken during demolition which started June 21. The
Tag Factory, which has dominated the downtown landscape in Exeter for
over a century, was reduced to a pile of rubble by
Monday, June 27. Brent
Pankoke, of Beaver Crossing, won the contract to remove the landmark which had
deteriorated beyond repair before it was donated to the village. Also
included in the demolition contract is the Modern Products building which is
adjacent to the south of the Tag Factory and the building across the street
from the Tag Factory which sits between the Village office building and the
American Legion Home. The Village has not firmed up plans for the new
empty spaces downtown.
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