The old Sherman Hospital in Elgin, Ill., will be torn down in less than a month, leaving the surgery center, pavilion and two office buildings standing, according to a Chicago Sun Times report.
The Sherman Hospital building and parking deck will be torn down starting in July. The project will take three to four months, according to project coordinator Dawn Stoner.
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