Otis Traction Elevators At Neiman Marcus Downtown Dallas

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Riding the elevators at Neiman Marcus Downtown Dallas in Dallas TX

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  • Cool!

  • 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 youtube can't remember where though. Also great brass escalators in this store i believe the escalators were installed in 1938.

  • @georgef551 I think the biggest department store in Dallas is at NorthPark Center.

    Dillard's 299,500 sq ft

  • @ladarron123

    They have wooden escalators there, too. I think about 3'rd to 4'th floor, and higher.

  • @georgef551 I want to go to the Flagship Macy's

  • @ladarron123

    Actually, I've been to the original Macy's twice, being 10 floors (1, Mezz, 2-9), with offices above that. They claimed to sell everything you can think of, yet my Father and I found 3 things a small department store sold, that they didn't. :)

    Don't ask what, because this was in 1991. Don't remember.

  • @georgef551 That's big to you?? The former Titche-Goettinger store in Downtown Dallas had 500,000 sq ft of retail space.

  • @ladarron123

    Yeah. That's what we call, Big. :)

  • @georgef551 The Neiman-Marcus store has 9 floors total. The top floors are corporate offices. I think the store is 150,000 to 220,000 sq ft not including the corporate offices.

  • @ladarron123

    So, it's just huge? I can see that (original Macy's).

    In most cases, anchor stores for this instance, the more floors, usually means the less square footage available, so they go up, instead of spreading out.

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