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Wonderful Gallery.

Debbie

Mon 12-19-2011

This must be " Pillars Galore "

ferdy

Mon 12-19-2011

Nice green on the wall...adds a little "nature" to the place.:)

MamaToFiveInPA

Mon 12-19-2011

I wonder what the little square holes in the floor were for.

MomPink

Tue 12-20-2011

MomPink, I would guess the holes are where equipment was anchored at one time, but only a guess. If they mfr. aircraft engines at one time , would be pretty heavy duty work. Happy Holidays to all. Thanks Motts for the new gallery.

old Lpn

Thu 12-22-2011

Holes might be floor drains?

Too many pillars lol

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