Left Behind : The old National Guard Armory in Flint MI

The former National Guard armory on Chavez Drive was moved to Saginaw because the Flint facility needed $6 million in repairs.
The 90-year-old armory is next to Avondale Cemetery and is the former headquarters for the 125th Infantry Battalion.
Officials opted for the change because the facility needs an estimated $6 million in repairs on plumbing, electrical, telecommunications, and foundation, roof, and heating, air conditioning and ventilation systems, according to The Flint Journal's archives.
The armory is this week's installment of #Throwback Thursday.
Scroll through the photos above to see old Flint Journal photos connected to the National Guard and armory.
Flint's armory is home to the National Guard's 125th Infantry Regiment and the 25,000-square-foot, four-story building is home base for six companies and is made up of 700 soldiers.
The armory has a long, storied history here. It replaced an armory that had been located on Saginaw Street in downtown Flint and was used as an emergency morgue after the 1953 Beecher tornado left 116 dead.
A 2002 Flint Journal story reported that some former soldiers have claimed the building is haunted, quoting guardsmen who said they heard voices and footsteps in empty rooms.
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This was a wild investigation!

This place is nearly 100 years old and has seen its fair share of tragedy and hope. The building itself is absolutely MASSIVE and still has a lot of really cool stuff to check out. We still did not find the tunnels?

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