Stairs in the main hall of the Jemison Mansion (sorry about the blur, wrong setting on camera...)
Stairs leading to the cupola/widow's walk. These were closed off due to the ongoing renovation.
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2 comments:
Closed for renovation - so you wasn't able to go upstairs? It looks like a beautiful place from the looks of the photos here and below. I've also been watching the postcards next to this post, I have a few of the city I live in, Poplar Bluff, Missouri - but not as many as you have. May I ask, where did you get so many old time scenes?
The decorated stairs are just beautiful!
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