My thoughts immediately went the way of James' (James's? That just sounds weird), what will be this building's fate? I actually like it in this state of decay, with all its years showing.
I'd get out there with a razor blade and get the %&%$#@ grafitti off the windows, then I'd take as many photos as I could of this great old building. THIS is what I expect to see here KM. Leave those glitzy, sleek showgirls to the rest of 'em. You know where you belong.
...and one of my favorite buildings, the last of its kind below Canal and above the Financial District...
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I wonder if it will be refurbished or torn down. I really hate to see cool old buildings get the wrecking ball.
Nice photo!
My thoughts immediately went the way of James' (James's? That just sounds weird), what will be this building's fate? I actually like it in this state of decay, with all its years showing.
Love the shades of green in this shot. It speaks my name.
Di
ohhh...so lovely...even in its decayed state. i hope someone thoughtful has charge of it...
I like te woodwork. Shame it's so ruined.
i love the ruination! In New York, you never know what we be razed or restored, so a building like is a time capsule awaiting its fate.
That is lovely, I love the detail in the green painted wood. I hope they're able to restore it.
Great details on this old place.
I love photographing old buildings like this
Shame to see it so run down.
A great old door and it fits right in with the Arizona theme day today! This shot speaks volumes
I'd get out there with a razor blade and get the %&%$#@ grafitti off the windows, then I'd take as many photos as I could of this great old building. THIS is what I expect to see here KM. Leave those glitzy, sleek showgirls to the rest of 'em. You know where you belong.
V
It still retains its beauty. Lovely building.
Paz
Amazing that grimy peely paint is still so beautiful when it's on amazing woodwork like that.
gorgeous shot
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