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Beautiful masonry. This is a work of art. Is the lower section made out of marble??
Phiftybuick
Mon 05-23-2011
The masonary is great, however I can't help but think it'd look better had it been rendered.
Matt
Tue 05-24-2011
Wow! Amazing detail in the brickwork. Just think of the labor involved in building this.
Larry D
Tue 05-24-2011
So impressively Grand! Would love to stand here and gaze upon her beauty.
LucieLou
Tue 05-24-2011
I agree with the rest. I can't imagine putting in those bricks on the upper part of that celing...Sheesh. It makes me dizzy just thinking about it.
MamaToFiveInPA
Tue 05-24-2011
Sure does make you wonder how they built these behemoths without all the technology we have today. And with the technology, we have gone back to sterile cookie cutter ugly buildings.
TootUncommon
Tue 05-24-2011
Perhaps at the right side of the words To Street, it said To Trains??
BKWOntario
Tue 05-24-2011
Looks like the other side says [ To Curtis Street ] But Oh looky some more windows to break!
ferdy
Tue 05-24-2011
Nice, it would be great rendered.
A D Nilsen
Thu 05-26-2011
looks like someone had fun with those windows
RXGT
Tue 05-31-2011
The brick work is beautiful!
Aidan
Tue 07-12-2011
Al= lot of the proken glass has been remmoved sice this picture was taken and they have been painting the the gold part of the windows.
Ozzy
Fri 08-05-2011

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