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Exits

The exit doors in the theater.
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BEAUTIFUL woodwork in that room!
Tony C.
Mon 02-12-2007
That face is just how my Drama club looks leaving after a show is done!
Aliya
Mon 02-12-2007
please be advised that all Exit signs require two exit signs for them to be true exit signs.
Joe
Mon 02-12-2007
Hahahaha @ Joe's comment. That is funny, why are there 2?
Johnnsy
Tue 02-13-2007
It's not that uncommon for old buildings to have more than one exit sign. Especially if maintenance was done on the cheap.
I guess it's probably new health and safety regulations or better tech. If you begrudge the expense of new signs you are not going to bother removing the old ones.
If the building was still in use there would probably be a glow in the dark sign as well.
stinch
Fri 02-16-2007
The wainscoting in there must have been impressive at one time.
Frank-pgh
Mon 02-19-2007
The wood panels look just like the ones in my old middle school auditorium.
Ayu
Tue 04-03-2007
Don't cry! It's trully better on the way out of there!
C-Note
Sat 04-07-2007
one of the exit lights wereon110 voltage the other wason battery backup or generater
wrench
Fri 04-27-2007
The exit lights were 240v main power, the other light was emergency lighting backup. the hospital had its own generator on site for power failures. i know this cos I used to work there!
tenbobo
Thu 10-11-2007
LOL Tony C. I thought the same thing!
denise
Thu 02-18-2010
Beautiful wainscoting! Could see something like that in my crib!
Grumpy Ole Artist
Thu 05-05-2011

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