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Originally Posted by HossC
MichaelRyerson, you beat me to it! Here are a few more pictures of the Edison's Lower Fifth entrance.
Beaudry discussed the retaining wall and surviving entrance a few weeks ago in post #19332.
Beaudry/GSV
A close-up from another Huntington Digital Library picture shows the pedestrian entrance alongside the plainer exit for autos.
Detail of picture at Huntington Digital Library
Flyingwedge posted the same interior shot of the Lower Fifth Street entrance in post #19359. Here's the view looking toward the doors.
Huntington Digital Library
This picture shows the entrances/exits during the late stages of construction.
Detail of picture at Huntington Digital Library
And this picture, taken at around the same time, gives a better view of the steps up to Hope Street.
Detail of picture at Huntington Digital Library
I'll finish with a night picture from 1931. The pedestrian entrance is just out of shot to the left, but the auto entrance/exit is clearly illuminated.
Huntington Digital Library
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Another interior shot. Lavish kilowattage.
1933 - Sales Department office just off the main lobby
http://cdm16003.contentdm.oclc.org/c...d/5656/rec/294