Second Floor Hall

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I love the old architecture....the transoms made hallways a little less claustrophobic feeling, let in natural light, and something a bit more interesting than a plain ordinary wall to view while walking to each office.

AutumnTwin

Sat 08-20-2005

Bill said the homeless man is on this floor. I got to go up here and check it out some more.

Ozzy

Tue 05-01-2007

I love this shot. It's so creepy... I can almost imagine a ghost coming towards me.

Goose

Mon 11-03-2008

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Date Shot:	April 2005	Image ID#:	2173
Date Posted:	Mon, April 18th 2005	Camera:	Canon 300D Rebel

Location Name:	Buffalo Central Terminal
Current Status:	Preserved
Built:	1927	Closed:	1979
Opened:	1929	Demolished / Renovated:	2003
Location Age:	85 years	Abandonment:	24 years

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