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10 months ago
Harpo plays "Take me out to the ball game" on I love Lucy
HARPO PLAYS TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME ON I LOVE LUCY SHOW
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11 months ago
Baker Hotel in Mineral Wells, Texas
Tribute to Baker Hotel in Mineral Wells, Texas, brought to you by the Baker Preservation Society, Inc.
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1 year ago
Otis Traction Elevators At Neiman Marcus Downtown Dallas
Riding the elevators at Neiman Marcus Downtown Dallas in Dallas TX
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1 year ago
1922 RESTORED high rise elevator minimal modernization by Baxter & Sons. Pt. 2 of 2
In this description I want to include some of the building history for those who might be interested. PLEASE LEAVE COMMENTS I ENJOY FEEDBACK!
In th...
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1 year ago
1922 RESTORED high rise elevator minimal modernization by Baxter & Sons. Pt. 1 of 2
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This elevator is located at the Magnolia Hotel in Dallas TX. The car is original to 1922. Here are the word...
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2 years ago
Menger pool elevator take 2
Same elevator as take 1 however longer. Starts on the 1st floor and goes to the 5th and back down. See take 1 for full description.
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2 years ago
Menger pool elevator take 1
This elevator is in the 1950's or 60's wing of the historic menger hotel. I call the buttons "I Love Lucy" buttons because thats where I first noti...
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2 years ago
Menger Hotel Victorian lobby and elevator
This wing is the original building of the Menger Hotel. Built in 1859 then remodled in 1909.
The stained glass skylight was added in 1909. In a boo...
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3 years ago
historic elevator
elevator at heights church of christ. installed in the 1950's. said to be the first hydraulic elevator in the southwest. at least its the first kno...
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Visited this store about a month ago and noticed that 1 panel of the original autotronic call buttons (heat sensitive) were preserved but not functional on the 3rd floor left side of shaft. They were the arrows with small black sensor in the middle of the arrow. Saw an example somewhere on youtub...