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THE LOBBY
NOTE: We are going to combine pictures taken on May 21, 2013 with some taken November 19, 2011 of the lobby area. The pictures taken originally, on November 19, 2011 was of a lobby with a lot of furniture and other things sitting around the lobby. The pictures taken May 21, 2013 showed a lobby that more closely resembled what it looked like when it was a functioning hotel. However, there some valuable pictures taken on that November day which is we are using some of those too.
Upon entering the front doors if you turn right, instead of left, you will enter the lobby area. Picture taken May 21, 2013.
Just inside the entrance door.
Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Picture taken May 21, 2013.
Picture courtesy of Jeff Langdon.
Picture taken May 21, 2013.
Picture taken May 21, 2013.
Picture taken May 21, 2013.
The check in area or "cage" if you will. This was Nov. 19, 2011 as are all of the pictures in this one section.
Check in Window. This is presenting a good picture of the entire "cage" area.
The mail-message-key box on the right. Picture courtesy of Terry O'Hara.
The remaining pictures in this section were all taken from inside of the check in area.
Picture courtesy of Terry O'Hara.
CONTINUE TO Travelers Hotel 6
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