The third commercial landscape that Main Street is home to, can be recognized towards the end of the street. Before the two lane road splits, a number of buildings can be seen that serve a different function. By remodeling and building, the University of Delaware has transformed this area into a functional part of the campus where students can meet with one another, hold activities, and get advisement on their route to their degree. The College of Arts and Science, the Trabant, and various other campus buildings can all be found in this area.

(2) Two medium sized brick houses lay side by side just east of the Vision Center of Newark. Although both look fairly weathered and aged, the one to the far left has be

(5) The third definite landscape of Main Street, primarily owned by the university, is very separate from its neighboring buildings. The enormous students center and three-story concrete garage, stand tall almost as if they were two gigantic guards watching those who exit Main Street. On a small street, such as Main Street, these buildings are often welcome by the local youth. Large flashy buildings indicate change, and change in turn indicates the transition away from small town life.

(4) Although Klondike Kates appearance suggest that it is a newly constructed building which was made to look old, its history dates back to the beginning of Main Street. Previously used as a parts shop, gas station, roller rink, and post office, Klondike Kates has undergone tremendous change. Proceeding to the immediate left, while facing Klondike Kates, is the Good Will store. Although this structure is fully constructed in brick and sends off signals as being an original native to Main Street, its design does not fit that of Main Streets first arrivers. Next to the Good Will is a chain of small restaurants and businesses. While directly standing in front of these shops the eye can only see the flashy neon lights and remodeled interiors. But when a view is taken in from a distance, it can be seen that the array of shops is actually built upon old houses. The roofs and top floors of the shops in this area are old and unlike their first floor counter parts, they have not been treated to gain societies attention. On the other hand, The Happy Harry’s, once an original building, was recently torn down and built to compete with CVS down the road.

(4) Although Klondike Kates appearance suggest that it is a newly constructed building which was made to look old, its history dates back to the beginning of Main Street. Previously used as a parts shop, gas station, roller rink, and post office, Klondike Kates has undergone tremendous change. Proceeding to the immediate left, while facing Klondike Kates, is the Good Will store. Although this structure is fully constructed in brick and sends off signals as being an original native to Main Street, its design does not fit that of Main Streets first arrivers. Next to the Good Will is a chain of small restaurants and businesses. While directly standing in front of these shops the eye can only see the flashy neon lights and remodeled interiors. But when a view is taken in from a distance, it can be seen that the array of shops is actually built upon old houses. The roofs and top floors of the shops in this area are old and unlike their first floor counter parts, they have not been treated to gain societies attention. On the other hand, The Happy Harry&#

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