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that is breathtaking! oh please please wallpaper!!??
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Oooooooh nice!
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yup it would make a great wallpaper and card!
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Great title Motts! This looks like it was another fairly fancy room at one time.
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That must have been a beautiful suite. That ceiling fixture hanging on the left looks interesting!
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Can you just imagine how glorious this must have been in its day? Very nice!
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Great shot Motts! **move over Lynnie, share that pook pan**
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Man look at the details...... just so pretty.
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Just beautiful, I want that tile. :-(
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Anytime there are before and after shots it just adds to the shot, thank you Motts! And by the way this is a terrific shot, love those banisters, columns and the ceiling.
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cool pic motts, love what you did too, hallucinator!
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As beautiful as it was, it's very saddening that such a delicate work of architecture was torn (or imploded) to pieces
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To my knowledge, fire escapes like that weren't really required until after the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire in 1911.

They may have had a different one on the opposite side, which may have been removed when the new one was put in.
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"Where are we?"
"Looks like we're in the...teens"
"When we get to 20 tell me, I'm gonna throw up"
-Ghostbusters :)

One of the prettiest galleries I've ever seen. They have hotels like this still in use in Manhattan, though they're mostly for the homeless.
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Motts, that's in competition with the Crypt of Barons as my personal favorite gallery here. Just so many beautiful shots. Wonderful work once again, Sir!!
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