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It's a reflection of the sunset.

why does goddog tag everywhere. i thought he didn't do such things but after looking for it i found his tag in lots of pictures

Well the red surrounds an exit door.I'm thinking it is so people will be able to see it clearly in case of an emergency in which people need to be evacuated.

At least you got THEM in the shot instead of them getting YOU for being on the roof for a long exposure shot.

Did you get any photos of the patterns on those two sets of doors? What was inside?

Motts, did that table extend through the glass block? Doesn't look low to the ground enough or comfortable enough to be a patient's room. Baffling to me, too! Maybe it was for ECT since the table is made of non-conductive marble?

I just looked again....were those RED panes on the windows (second rows from the top)??? Or is it just a glare from the sunrise or sunset playing on that?

Oh, how it must've looked when the wood was all shined and pretty, the glass sparkling, and the paint crisp and fresh.....just like an old school where the principal's office would be! LOL!

Wonder what the significance of the red was....in most studies, red is usually a color more likely to cause agitation than pacification of a person.

I think that looks like moss, JAVA.

Such an odddity that a lovely fireplace like that would be marred by the glare of fluorescent lights.

Looks to me like they just built a concrete and brick box then added the electrical afterwards (cheaper than having to hang a ceiling to hide the conduit lines).

The windows at the far end look like two odd sized windows because of the way they were left open....neat effect!

My father used to play poker at a table at the far left end of this room. The game usually began right after breakfast, and would continue all day long until dinnertime. Stakes were high (as db said). My dad's game was dollar, two and four. You could win or lose a couple hundred in a day. Rumor was that the hotel management paid the South Fallsburg police to look the ot her way, as gambling was illegal.

The box on the far wall, near the entrance, is where departing guests could drop their room keys if they had neglected to leave them at the checkout desk.

LOL!