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We are not sure exactly where this was located. Courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Miscellaneous pics of various points in the basements.
Miscellaneous pics of various points in the basements.
Miscellaneous pics of various points in the basements. Courtesy of Juanita Ruffner.
As we wandered through doorways, at least one tunnel of sorts and holes in the wall we encountered were really old and piled up basement rooms as well as rather neat and somewhat modern looking basement as the next few pictures show.
Also in our journey through this maze of basements we found two sets of stairs.
Courtesy of Juanita Ruffner.
Being the conscientious researchers we are, some might say just plain nosey, we ventured up these sets of stairs and found outselves in the showroom space of the Lowe Building next door to the Thompson Building as the next six pictures show:
The storefront of the first floor of the Lowe Building. Looking from the outdide through the front door.
Really nice room and ceiling. Courtesy of Juanita Ruffner.
Really nice room and ceiling. Courtesy of Juanita Ruffner.
Courtesy of Juanita Ruffner.
The next two pictures show the back rooms on the first floor of the Lowe Building.
After going up one of the other set of stairs
we found outselves in the former Tattoo Business near the rear of the Thompson Building.
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