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Former Manitoba Pool elevator, demolished in 2018. The 42,000-bushel wooden grain elevator in Forrest was built in 1927 and operated by the Manitoba Pool Elevators. A 66,000-bushel wooden crib annex was built beside it in 1956. The facility closed in 1980 and was used for private grain storage. It was demolished in late November 2018.
Same as the other views of the Radisson's atrium, just more of the elevators and some of the decorative statuary. I had the idea when I took these that I could make a "vertorama" out of them, and maybe I still could, but for now I'm not.
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A train engine working between grain elevators in Superior, WI. Taken from ship deck while departing from CN ore docks Duluth, MN with taconite.
Tiny elevator door at Uzhhorod National University, Ukraine. Or maybe I'm a giant?
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Elevator panel from Days Inn oceanside in Miami. The rightmost keyhole controls the Sabbath. It is currently set to "On".
Bainville is a middle of nowhere town on the Montana/North Dakota border.
Here's some history:
"Charles Bain, a northeastern Montana entrepreneur, established a post office 3 miles southwest of here in 1904. The following year, residents moved the town to its present location to provide better access to the Great Northern Railway. Bainville became a railroad division point with the construction of a branch line to Scobey in 1911. When Bainville incorporated in 1918, it had 5 hotels, 2 grain elevators, and more than 400 residents."
The elevators at Roppongi Hills run based on an inscrutable service algorithm but the blue lines indicate which floors are currently in service. If you accidentally press for a floor that's not allowed, the elevator chastises you.
This image shows that some one has built a house close to the elevator. No doubt that he owns the land around the elevator. He probably uses the elevator for his crops.
One elevator only went to the 32nd floor! Then we had to get off and get on a second elevator.
Terminal Tower, downtown Cleveland, Ohio.
On the picture, I see an elevator in the wall of Heritage College. This picture represents the fact that Heritage College is providing tools to help people with physical disabilities to move more freely on the campus. It makes me feel happy to see that Heritage College cares about the wellbeing of all the students, able-bodied and disabled. I am glad to see that people with disabilities are not prevented from achieving their full potential thanks to tools like elevator; they can now move freely around the campus. The situation is this way because there is a minority of people with disabilities living in Canada. Therefore, Heritage College is trying to be more inclusive in its policies to better help them to achieve success. This photo can educate people by showing them that every student could succeed if they were given the right tools to do so. It also shows that educational institutions have the means to better accommodate students with physical disabilities. Therefore, they should do it instead of ignoring the needs of this minority of students. This photo provides opportunities to improve life in our community because it shows that it's possible to accommodate students with specific needs. It shows that being inclusive toward everyone can facilitate student's success.
A 2 secound exposure was just enough for the elevator doors to go from wide open to closed. I took a picture from every floor (0-4th)
Grain elevator located in rural town of Medicine Lodge, Kansas
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Elevator Constructors Local 8 at the New San Francisco Public Safety Building in Mission Bay
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This is a photo of an elevator which transfers people from the marketplace in Paphos to parking which is about 2 storeys down. The Greek translates to "Panoramic Elevator" Taken with a Traveller DC-5300 compact digital Camera.