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Crown

This may have originally been a large day room, with rooms added inside later.
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Very strange that they didn't put the walls all the way up.
MomPink
Sat 11-19-2011
I love your titles Motts. :)
A D Nilsen
Sun 11-20-2011
it looks like the old burger king crown....a little lol
Colin
Sun 11-20-2011
Yes, that's odd isn't it, MomPink?
BKW Ontario
Sun 11-20-2011
It's a cheap way to add rooms. The gap eliminates the need for additional HVAC duct work.
Larry D
Sun 11-20-2011
And nobody wants the lamp shade ???
ferdy
Sun 11-20-2011
Maybe those were dressing rooms. A lot of those are low-walled here in the States.
Icewox
Fri 11-25-2011
Ah...ok.

That thing hanging from the ceiling just defies a comment...

(In other words, can't think of one lol)
MamaToFiveInPA
Sat 11-26-2011
Boy, oh boy, how much would I enjoy having a look in the space between the two ceilings. I can just imagine how many items have been discarded up there through the years.
Johan
Sat 01-07-2012

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