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Monday, November 14, 2011
The New York Public Library Interiors
The accompanying interiors to the New York Public Library designed by Carrere & Hastings and opened in 1911 in New York City. Click HERE for more on the New York Public Library.
I haven't been here in ages...used to go on my lunch hour once-in-awhile while I worked at Holt, Rhinhart a few blocks away. I remember being in awe...but don't remember the details I see in these photos...do they still exist, or have they been altered beyond recognition?
I haven't been here in ages...used to go on my lunch hour once-in-awhile while I worked at Holt, Rhinhart a few blocks away. I remember being in awe...but don't remember the details I see in these photos...do they still exist, or have they been altered beyond recognition?
ReplyDeleteThe place is in pretty incredible shape. Plus it just had a major exterior restoration and cleaning...hasn't looked this good in 100 years.
ReplyDeleteA very, very great building.
ReplyDeleteIf you go to the library webpage, it say's they give free tours of the building.
ReplyDeleteIs that the fireplace from the movie "The day after tomorrow"??
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