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The VA Hospital near me has a front entrance that looks just like this (except for the peeling paint)
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Shave and a hair cut, two bits!
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I think I'd rather have that treatment sitting in a barbers chair than lying on some examination table
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I wonder if this was powered by vacuum tubes?
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Look at all that stuff just left there.
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Love what you are doing. I am a HABS (historical American Building Survey ) photographer and I am always fascinated by the history of these buildings that once had a vibrant life, now left to a slow lingering death.
Do you submit these to the Library of Congress?
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Ok thanks ! Because I'm in this area and I discovered it on your website. This military hospital is beautiful, I hope I'll find its location..
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well what ever, sorry: PHOTOGRAPHIC.....better???? hahahaha
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Oh s__t where are we? Baby blue? How sweet the hue shade tint....
Soon you will know where you are...
- as Guided Photogtaphic tours are offered, dates and all, hardhat provided and no side-step with high-heels/sandals allowed.
Goodness This Place Buffalo has a future and will be cherished, fixed and live on.
Thanks fo the links.
Relieved + reassured feel happy. Lovely Gallery - see differently now
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Here it is http://www.richardson-olmsted.com the future of BSH is bright.
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No it is definitely not being torn down, the are renovating pretty well, there is a website with some info about it but I forget what the link is. There will be public businesses in there some day:) -Robert B.
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Took my breath away.
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Stunning.
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or not kind after all to fill it letters and words like this
ohh well
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..but the tokers were kind to leave this place clean from scribble