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this must have been so beautiful back when it was up and running .
I was standing in front of it today it's such a shame that the building is in such disrepair. I would have liked to go inside, but after previously looking at some of the photos that that someone took of the inside of the building It probably would not have been wise to attempt entry. I was told today that what's left of the Hotel would have to be torn down. What a shame/
My parent's wedding reception was here. I know there were pillars here but I am guessing that they were damaged in the 1972 flood and mirrored. Don't really know though.
Lots of memories from when this hotel was a showcase.