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I wonder what happens to stuff like that altar during a renovation. Do they sell it? Reuse it as something else? Trash it? It'd be a shame if they just trashed it. You guys are right - it would be worth the time and effort to restore something like that.
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Lynne, you give me a stitch in my side =)
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This is actually a Tuscan order column, Yaggy... Just one of the useless tidbits of information I have floating around up there in my noggin...
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Oh wow! Fantastic!
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Bid ED, you make me giggle
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Very lonely looking too...and yes, direct opposite of last hallway pic!
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I love the angle you used for this one motts...it is perfect for focusing on those beautiful archways!
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The whole stairway with the banister looks out of place to me...like it had originally been in another part of the building, and lifted up and dropped there!
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This room is beautiful! I agree with GirlJaye, it looks like it could be swept up and ready for a holiday ball, just in time for Christmas!
It also reminds me a little of the haunted house at Disney World, with the ghosts dancing in the ballroom!
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Hope they keep the arches and the skylights when and if they really do renovate! Great shot of this hallway!
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Love this shot! Love the detail
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Beautiful!
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ahhh! not the norelco blade!
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OHOH, happy christmas!!...or something like that:-/.*lol*.
sad and beautiful pictures though.
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Nice shot motts, hey dude that projector was knocked down and has been distoryed. my friend and I tryed to pick it up and place it bak , however it was way to heavy.