etchings depicting some history of the times when it operated as a corn store
an apparatus from the old days, maybe it helped to grind the grain
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Nice to see old buildings like this tastefully renovated for a new purpose.
ReplyDeleteA pretty building from the outside. Thanks for your explanation yesterday :)
ReplyDeleteNice old building. I like it.
ReplyDeleteA well renovated building. It must be nice to live there knowing about it's history.
ReplyDeleteInteresting and attractive!
ReplyDeleteFascinating. Attractive building, too. I'd love to see an apartment. This all probably sounds rather corny! ;)
ReplyDeleteGosh what a fantastic building Bill, I wonder what the apartments are like.. the front door alone is a work of art!
ReplyDeleteIt would be fun to see what the apartments look like. The outside has been restored beautifully.
ReplyDelete...a wonderful restoration.
ReplyDeleteAn impressive building!
ReplyDeleteMooi huis Bill, je weet ze wel te vinden.
ReplyDeleteGroet Kees.
Very distinctive apartments. You might say corny. :-)
ReplyDeleteIt is an interesting building. I do like that red door and the red trim around the windows.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like the building was made to last...and the renovation certainly proves that it has. It looks great.
ReplyDeleteLove the etched windows!
ReplyDeleteEverything about this place is interesting. The forms, the colors, the etched glass and the sign. Nice find!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice and interesting posting! Beautiful work on the windows around the door.
ReplyDeleteInteresting building !
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