Photography and travel are my two passions. This blog will feature photos from my travels and little anecdotes about my experiences and discoveries.
Saturday, August 24, 2013
Flatiron Building
Not the New York one but, the Arkansas one. This building is in the busy little tourist town of Eureka Springs Arkansas. The original building was built in 1880 but burned to the ground ten years later. It was rebuilt but, that one burned down too. Finally in 1987, this building was constructed all of concrete. It now serves as a home to several businesses on the ground floor and hotel rooms upstairs.
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Love these buildings wherever they may be. Great architectural details on this one. With its history, I doubt think I'd check into the hotel, tho.
wow, cool building! Would love the corner office!
I find these fascinating. Never been in one, though, and wouldn't have guessed there was one in Arkansas. Wonder why the thing kept burning down. Maybe someone had it in for "flat irons."
Love these flatiron buildings too.
How neat, like the N.Y City baby one!
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