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The Little building not long after it was built.
Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
A bit hard on the neck and back maybe but a really nice view. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Floor of the lobby of the Little Building. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
The elevator inside the lobby. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
A portion of the basement of the Little Building. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
The above picture along with the next five pictures are pictures of all the equipment and machinery required to operate the elevator. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Heating system boiler. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Looking into the back of the elevator. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Which floor please? Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
The controls for going up or down. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Looking back towards the lobby as we begin going up to the upper floors. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
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