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Lovely high arched ceilings! This will be so beautiful restored. Like the design in the bottom of the box on the floor...looks like a spider web.
LucieLou
Tue 05-24-2011
Wow...look at the ceiling. Is that a bit of decay there? That design over the door on the far side of the room looks like the yin and yang symbol. Is that just me or does anyone else see that?
MamaToFiveInPA
Tue 05-24-2011
Time and decay was wrapping their fingers around this magnificent structure. I hope those who are restoring this has had a chance to halt & reverse it's progress. Still, breathtaking beauty on a grand scale.

@ Momma: Yep, I see the Ying & Yang on the wall. Good eye. I would have never caught that.
Larry D
Tue 05-24-2011
Sure hope they can save this Grand Old Girl ,what a victory that would be!
ferdy
Tue 05-24-2011
I hope some how I can see this place when it's fully restored.
A D Nilsen
Thu 05-26-2011
This is to beautiful to let rot or a crime to tear down. I hope they save it.
Pat
Fri 05-27-2011
I wonder if all the big open ceilings here were done in brick.
STL girl
Tue 06-07-2011
This was the waiting room. It is now used for storage.

Here is what it used to look like

http://www.flickr.com/...et-72157605316894779
Ozzy
Fri 08-05-2011
He was a great man with a great voiisn…If it had not been for him and the countless other who have helped save the Central Terminal, Buffalo would have truly lost yet another treasure of its past.
Ahmad
Fri 02-10-2012

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