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*Groans* That was baaaaaaad Cookie lol.

My lone chair shot! YAY!!! I still can't get over the contrast between the previous pics with the pristine floors and walls ... to this. What a shame!
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I would imagine the office tower was closed in 1979 with the rest of the terminal, but it's possible these rooms fell into disuse even earlier (BCT was first put up for sale in 1959).
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I think the marble was in the bathrooms, but not much left in terms of fixtures. My memory is a bit hazy.
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Thanks, I would guess somewhere in the 40-50 foot range.
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Wow,lovely theatre! Beautiful :)
I love it how they want to restore it,not demolish it.

I wanna go there if its restored!
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The Chairman wants to see you.....
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Those are the old asbestos tiles also used to absorb sound in music studios
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Wow great place! Hi Debbie, miss you
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OMG...thats fantastic...and scary as hell :)
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who wants to bet their are ghost still waiting for a train
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there is a train station in Cincinnati Oh that was abandon, but now a museum, very similar architecture!
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oh now thats creepy
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The 1st, 3rd, and 6th photos would make some awesome desktop background. the 1st is just interesting with the colors. the 3rd with an amazing depth to it. and the 6th with a deep depth and the underside of the balcony transitioning from the background to the foreground.
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My dad does model railroading and those maps are exactly how the modelers map their switches as well.
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Well Mr. Motts all I can say is thank you so very much for a wonderfull trip