The original Warehouse Market Building, 925 South Elgin Avenue, Tulsa. Built in 1929.
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Saturday, January 28, 2012
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10 comments:
Nice pic Bill, you have a good feel for black and white.
Stylish building. Love that tower.
Got that retro feel to it... this building.
Very nice black and white photo.
Regards and best wishes
I bet this old buiding could tell a story or two.
You DO have a lot of art-deco in Tusla, Bill. Comes up wonderfully in B&W.
I like the detailed work on the tower. Nice take. Mickie :)
One of my favorite structures in Tulsa. I used to go there, with my dad, as a kid. Very nicely captured, as always.
Bonjour
La tour a un petit côté mauresque, non ?
Bisous.
We hope to visit Tulsa in a couple of years. I enjoyed looking at your list of things to do. Would love to see the object of your photo in person. Nice work.
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