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Most of the restrooms looked like this. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
2nd floor office space for rent. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Top of all doors were glass. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Wooden window with chain operated sashes. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Top of shower. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Marble plinth blocks very unusual. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Another chandelier in the outside entrance. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
The hatch to get to the roof. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
5th floor rest room floors. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
All of the door thresholds had marble that separated the terrazzo flooring. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Letterhead of the Little building with all of the current tennants. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
The stairs are all metal with terrazzo treads.Most commercial buildings used the metal stairs. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Chandelier in main entrance. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
One of the mail drops that are on every floor. Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
A nice wall.
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