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Wow. This is beautiful, Motts.
I would love to set-up my easel here.
Spumoni
Tue 05-24-2011
Wow, it must have took an army of skilled masons to build this building.
Andy
Tue 05-24-2011
Once again, thinking of my electric airplane! Love the arches and the floor is awesome.
Bob
Tue 05-24-2011
Cant decide whats more intriguing the brickwork or the tile floor. Very Nice!
LucieLou
Tue 05-24-2011
This is incredible!!!
Journeyman
Tue 05-24-2011
What is that thing in the middle of the floor? I love the tile work AND the high ceilings...OOOH so much to look at!
MamaToFiveInPA
Tue 05-24-2011
Look at the floor design, lovely. And the brickwork and high arches. You can get a sense of scale (height) by looking at the booths and ticket wickets on each side (that are in dark brown and white). The ceiling must be very high. I wonder if that would magnify the noise or dampen it?
BKWOntario
Tue 05-24-2011
Sure could hold a heck of a dance ther couldn't you
ferdy
Tue 05-24-2011
Stunning. Simply stunning. I notice the huge floor clock is missing.
Larry D
Tue 05-24-2011
That's R2D2 in the middle mama, it's a little lost at the moment.
A D Nilsen
Thu 05-26-2011
Wow, nice floor too! ...Possibly just as difficult to brick all that as painting. I imagine the brickwork everywhere saved the place from a good amount of damage that would have been suffered by plaster. (St Louis even has museum areas in the surplus "mall storefront" space, would be fitting here too.)
STL girl
Tue 06-07-2011
Amazing Mr.Motts !! you surprise me everytime :-)
Quasha
Tue 06-14-2011
It's just blows your mind when you see somthing like this. I bet when this was being build, the craftsman could have never imagined that one day it would come to this. How truely sad that the only use that today's society can come up with is a "b" movie set. Keep up the good work, I truely enjoy your site.
legoman
Thu 06-30-2011
Since this photo was taken the original clock has been brought back to the building and it is here to stay. Below is a link to a picture from my photo gallery of the clock.

http://www.flickr.com/...et-72157606426073890
Ozzy
Fri 08-05-2011
Awesome to see the clock back where it belongs. I'm so glad this place is being restored and not demolished. I wish more grand old buildings were saved.
Larry D
Fri 08-05-2011

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