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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Giant stairsteps to the skybox



2012-04-09 - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Backs of buildings: The patterns in the the backs of buildings is a bit intriguing. This one may be stairsteps to the best seat in the house for Downtown Functions. One of the best views of the Square, the Clocktower, and Lindsey and Town, Lindsey, and Jamestown Hills is from the top floor of the Jeffries Building. It must be majestic from the rooftop. Always pictured the four levels of the building with a rathskeller at the bottom, a restaurant on the Square level, offices or building's owner residence on the second, a private dining club on the top floor, and a bier garten/observation deck on top - just for parades. Wouldn't that be dandy? A Monticello style dumbwaiter could bring food and drink from the lower levels.


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