Interstate Field Services demolishes SAE house

Robert G. Gomez and his employees from Interstate Field Services, began tearing the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house down on Monday at 7 am. By Tuesday afternoon only the foundation remained. / photo by Denisse Villalba
Robert G. Gomez and his employees from Interstate Field Services, began tearing the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house down on Monday at 7 am. By Tuesday afternoon only the foundation remained. / photo by Denisse Villalba
The SAE house on Garey Avenue in Pomona, was demolished this week due to foundation problems. It had been occupied by SAE since 1986. The property has been sold to Casa Colina Hospital for Rehabilitative Medicine. / photo by Denisse Villalba
The SAE house on Garey Avenue in Pomona, was demolished this week due to foundation problems. It had been occupied by SAE since 1986. The property has been sold to Casa Colina Hospital for Rehabilitative Medicine. / photo by Denisse Villalba
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