Detail: elevator panel

New elevators will be built in.

More infos (in German): www.neuperlach.org/blog/?p=5733

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Hotel Soldanella in St. Moritz, Switzerland

"Cage" elevator in the Kansas State Capital in Topeka Kansas. The elevator was installed in 1923.

The capital was built from 1866-1903 at a cost of $3,200,588.92. The capitol is 399 feet north and south and 386 feet east and west and is 304 feet high. It is 19 feet taller than the U.S. capital in Washington D. C.

NRIS #71000330. Added in 1971.

To see the National Register Nomination Form:

www.kshs.org/resource/national_register/nominationsNRDB/S...

Taken on Society of Public Historians trip to Topeka on March 18, 2010.

speaking on elevator safety

Sometimes our elevators at work opt to tell us that it's okay rather than what floor we're on. I haven't figured out the pattern yet.

Secret #21

Whenever I see "OK" in the elevator, I think of an episode of X-Files in which a guy hallucinates that an elevator is telling him to kill everyone he works with. I don't remember much of the episode other than the elevator saying, "Kill them. Kill them all." and the guy following through with all of the killing of them all. I've thought about mentioning this to people in the Agreeable Elevator but decided against it.

Olds AB

Got the 64 blind rivets that attach the rib halves together installed. The next step for the elevators, according to the plans, is to attach the forward spar assembly.

Anticlimactically, this is my 1000th upload to Flickr! :-D

For more details about the construction of the elevators, see the build log.

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VIntage Dover elevator at The Commonwealth Offices in Fredericksburg

Elevator sign Hilton Netherland Plaza/Carew Tower, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Although it looks like a macro shot, the teeth on the bronze gear are about the size of a finger

Brushed metal elevator doors. Calgary, Canada.

Mineola

Buffalo has 2 old brick elevators that I thought were pretty cool.

Nate rides one of Birkenhead Central Station's ridiculously big elevators.

Elevator Girl

Elevator lobby. Secure parking on the second floor.

The exterior of the elevator on the 2nd floor.

I'm using this for my cell phone background right now. I like how the line separates off the time and mail icons on the top.

Elevator... elevate!

Another exterior view.

Bellinzona, Switzerland

This was an amazing site to see being never seen something like this before......as you can see this elevator still works today and all by pulleys and rope.........was built in 1863 and the oldest mercantile store in Louisiana.......where the movie steel magnolias was fimed

Elevator

orwell was late, but called it right.

downtown dallas, tx random elevator

This is the Montgomery Kone Vandal Resistant Elevator inside my dad’s work building

Side of the DEQ building where I work.

This is the Montgomery Kone Vandal Resistant Elevator inside my dad’s work building

Elevator shoes : Elevator shoes are shoes that have thickened sections of the insoles (known as lifts) under the heels to make the wearer appear taller, or "elevate" them as the WWW.GUIDOMAGGI.COM.

I was coming back from a walk on my break and this lady was standing inches away from the elevator door looking rather anxious and impatient. I still had my camera in hand so I snapped a couple candid shots.

-- they are part of a modern building interior

During this phase of the project, you can either take the elevator to the third floor, or go through the emergency exit doorway to get to the stairs.

our elevator misadventure turned photo op.

Even the elevator buttons were high class and expensive looking. The accents in all the elevators cars were hand-crafted zebra wood.

because it's a pretty cool elevator, eh?

The kids weren't so sure about it the first time, but they grew accustomed to the elevator very quickly.

Brooks is a tiny little town made up of just a few buildings and a house or two. It's in a pretty spot between mountain ranges. Brooks was a Milwaukee Road town, named for a local rancher, active from the 1910s to around 1950s and only ever had about 100 people at most living there.

Grand Hyatt San Francisco

This is the Montgomery Kone Vandal Resistant Elevator inside my dad’s work building

We learned that the ironwork pattern fronting the Bradbury Building's twin elevator shafts is called the "tree of life": a factoid begging for further research.

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