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The crown looks to be made of copper to me.
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lol i thought that lock and handle was a Uzi machine gun for a sec...
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That looks exactly like one of the sets from Children of Men I wonder if it is ?? The place were they go to meet the Guard
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Bill took me up to Tony Fedele old apartment, 2nd floor, and it was really bad. A fire swept through this area and destroyed a lot. There was a lot house magazines for designing a house. Tony Fedele made half of the 2nd floor a home. Also a lot of paper work describing selling the terminal from onwer Tony Fedele. There was a lot of rotten carbet and a lot of destroyed belongings. Thank you Bill for giving me the tour of Tony Fedele's old apartment.

PS: When the Terminal was built, there was never carpet in any of the offices. THANK YOU TONY FEDELE FOR DESTROYING THIS WONDER!
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Found out the stairs you walked down to the lower mezzanine has been bricked off.

Thank you Bill for pointing out where the entry way to this point was.
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Terminal update: The resturant, that was beyond that doorway, has been cleaned up really good.

P.S. When I went here yestuday, That graffiti is still there. When there is another clean-up I'll probably get rid of it with some paint thinner or some other product.
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You know, I look at these pictures and man, alot has changed from this place. The whole concourse is nearly all cleaned of debris. The only place that really has to cleaned up is the waiting room and the bathrooms. Waiting for the tower to be restored and furnished. Also the lower level of the BCT that includes many offices, street car lobby, parking lots, and Curtiss Street. Also the Baggage Check Building and underground tunnels.

For more info make a comment on this gallery and I'll answer it to the best of my ablity or log on to there website for updates.
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Buffalo Central Terminal clean-up was very succesful. We cleared out a lot of crap from various rooms from the concourse. It is really starting to look much better.
At the clean-up I finally met Bill. He is VERY COOL and he knows the place pretty good. He took be to the 2nd floor where Tony Fedele lived. It was in very bad shape.
Hey, Bill maybe next time we can go to the REA building. I know were everything is. I don't think one homeless guy will scare us away.

Thank you Bill for a great time and I hope to see you at the next event. Also, fl al I did not see you there.
I once helped a friend & his mum clear out a store cupboard at a leisure centre where she worked.

One item we took out was a stretcher like this. We were told to be careful because it was very heavy.

So much that with someone on the barers might have to be stetchered off if they didn't lift properly!
You mean the Mersey Martine Museum at the Albert Dock?

I've been there a few times & found it very interesting.

The section on emigration compliments the one at Ellis Island very well.

There's also a few ships dry docked, along with lots of large anchors & other ships equipment.
The Queen Elizabeth sank after catching fire in Hong Kong Harbour in the early 1970s.
The converted & occupied warehouse next to where I work has a sign mentioning that all the lead flashing had been removed.

I guess this is to warn anyone thinking of stripping it.