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Love that! It's interesting how much detail some places like these have....and of course it's wasting away. Such a shame.
Kathy W.
Mon 06-29-2009
I second that
Ferdy
Tue 06-30-2009
Yeppers that craftmanship just does not exist anymore. Throw the plain boxy buildings up and let the gorgeous ones fall to pieces. Sad isn't it?
TootUncommon
Tue 06-30-2009
Very sad :( This is really beautiful.
ion_2004
Tue 06-30-2009
Love the detail in that wood!
Tony C.
Tue 06-30-2009
It's a darn shame these beautiful buildings end up being disused. Or as they'd say in Germany, "Wie schade!"
Kolfritz
Tue 06-30-2009
The woodwork is off the hook!
Ozzy
Tue 06-30-2009
Love that German woodwork!
Charlie
Tue 06-30-2009
I agree, that is beautiful, so sad to see it rotting away
jackieb
Wed 07-01-2009
so beautiful in a place of saddess and it is just rotting away....sad
Joe
Wed 07-01-2009
very cool, but is that the floor or the ceiling
rtotten
Wed 07-01-2009
That was my question, rtotten. At first I thought ceiling... then no, must be floor... now I am not sure. 8=/
Rekrats
Fri 07-03-2009
I have to agree with everyone....its beautiful....I hope someone can take it down & reuse it before the place is no more. It'll be sad if its not reused . What a waste.....
blue lamp
Sat 07-04-2009
Amazing the work of master craftsmen....
Sad, the neglect of time.
Caro
Wed 07-08-2009
I agree it is sad but hey you can always try to buy it an make something of it....get a group as well...it's what i hope to do with abandonded beauties like this
TColeman
Sat 07-11-2009
that's crazy because that's what i want to do that 's why i'm apprentice for carpenetry. so i can fix them up and get a management team in there to run a business,fix up abandon property.
tiarra rowe
Tue 07-14-2009
You just don't see trim like that nowadays. Unique and different. Very charming.
Saywardstudio
Fri 07-31-2009
ah yes , the German acorn.
Interesting to note the different flowers
and folage coming from the same branch.
Some of it looks as if they just
made it up.
guitorman
Wed 08-26-2009
Is this the floor or the ceiling?
JLL
Mon 11-15-2010

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