Over the course of a year, I have photographed the outside walls of this building as well as Harmon's and the old Ruth's Resale building, finding numerous doorways that have been bricked in and what I like to call "doorways to nowhere." If you check back through the squint shots, you will come across quite a few.
Friday, January 29, 2010
Squint Shot 012910
On the east wall of the old Bell Opera House, upstairs from The Decorating Center (soon to be the location for Maria's Dance School), this window, or at one time it may have been a door, shows some of the brickwork that is matched on the outside. This building has a few "doorways to nowhere" that can be seen from the outside, and this just might be one of them.
Over the course of a year, I have photographed the outside walls of this building as well as Harmon's and the old Ruth's Resale building, finding numerous doorways that have been bricked in and what I like to call "doorways to nowhere." If you check back through the squint shots, you will come across quite a few.
Over the course of a year, I have photographed the outside walls of this building as well as Harmon's and the old Ruth's Resale building, finding numerous doorways that have been bricked in and what I like to call "doorways to nowhere." If you check back through the squint shots, you will come across quite a few.
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