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UER Forum > Archived US: Four Corners > Brown Palace Car Park. Home to the "Manlift" Belt, amazing murals, and victorian era artifacts. (Viewed 1891 times)
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Brown Palace Car Park. Home to the "Manlift" Belt, amazing murals, and victorian era artifacts.
< on 1/28/2012 4:10 AM >
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The parking structure is located a block north of the Brown Palace on Glenarm, between 18th and 17th.

These murals are in the vestibule to the elevators and stairs on the first floor.





Look at the detail. You can see individual people standing in front of the windows, and individual mountains on the earth below.













The Manlift Belt. My guess is this was the elevator for the valets back before OSHA came and ruined all the fun.

















I made my way up to the top floor.







Half of the top floor of the structure serves as storage for the Brown Palace. Peering into the windows I saw office furniture, old victorian claw foot tubs, and many brown and rotted books and papers. Also on the top floor is a five-six story art deco style tower and the elevator engine room.













So there you have it. One interesting car park.


























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Re: Brown Palace Car Park. Home to the "Manlift" Belt, amazing murals, and victorian era artifacts.
<Reply # 1 on 1/28/2012 6:49 AM >
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I've been to most of these places before, but not the mural place. Most of the indoor parking garages and fire escapes are really neat and provide access into otherwise not extremely public buildings downtown(The more you know). Very cool photos! I'll have to look for those murals, they took awesome, and no offence but I'm not sure your photos do them all the justice they deserve.
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Re: Brown Palace Car Park. Home to the "Manlift" Belt, amazing murals, and victorian era artifacts.
<Reply # 2 on 1/28/2012 6:56 AM >
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Posted by SpaceJazz
The parking structure is located a block north of the Brown Palace on Glenarm, between 18th and 17th.





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I'm not sure you can even park in space.

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Re: Brown Palace Car Park. Home to the "Manlift" Belt, amazing murals, and victorian era artifacts.
<Reply # 3 on 1/28/2012 7:15 AM >
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Those things are awesome! I'd love to try one sometime. Makes you wonder how many people had skulls crushed in or lost limbs using them.

Nice site =)

Manlift pics









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Re: Brown Palace Car Park. Home to the "Manlift" Belt, amazing murals, and victorian era artifacts.
<Reply # 4 on 1/29/2012 5:04 AM >
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I'm not sure you can even park in space.


In space, no one can hear you bumper tap.

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Re: Brown Palace Car Park. Home to the "Manlift" Belt, amazing murals, and victorian era artifacts.
<Reply # 5 on 1/29/2012 5:16 AM >
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Those things are awesome! I'd love to try one sometime. Makes you wonder how many people had skulls crushed in or lost limbs using them.

Nice site =)



I thought the same thing. It'd be fun until your pants get caught on the belt.



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Re: Brown Palace Car Park. Home to the "Manlift" Belt, amazing murals, and victorian era artifacts.
<Reply # 6 on 1/29/2012 6:41 AM >
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These are the amazing inventions that we get to have when Gov agencies like OSHA aren't taking all the fun out of the workplace.
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Re: Brown Palace Car Park. Home to the "Manlift" Belt, amazing murals, and victorian era artifacts.
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how the hell did i never see the belt-o-vator in there before?!

this is easily one of my favourite spots in the city. due to the murals, i affectionately refer to it as the 'Star Wars garage'. a little history:

this building was built in 1929 as the Union Bus Terminal, and was the first multi-story car park in the city. you can still see where the buses boarded on the first level, next to the cobbler's shop (which used to be the waiting room/lobby). Beaux-arts style, architect unknown.

from the roof:



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Re: Brown Palace Car Park. Home to the "Manlift" Belt, amazing murals, and victorian era artifacts.
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Posted by imprezawrxsti
how the hell did i never see the belt-o-vator in there before?!

this is easily one of my favourite spots in the city. due to the murals, i affectionately refer to it as the 'Star Wars garage'. a little history:

this building was built in 1929 as the Union Bus Terminal, and was the first multi-story car park in the city. you can still see where the buses boarded on the first level, next to the cobbler's shop (which used to be the waiting room/lobby). Beaux-arts style, architect unknown.

from the roof:



Nice shot. Thanks for background info. I had heard it used to be a bus terminal as well. I wish I knew more about the murals and the artist behind them. I forgot to see if there was any signature on them.

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Re: Brown Palace Car Park. Home to the "Manlift" Belt, amazing murals, and victorian era artifacts.
<Reply # 9 on 1/30/2012 3:11 AM >
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Wonder if that cardboard cutout guy is still in the window of the building next door? It just stares at you...
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Re: Brown Palace Car Park. Home to the "Manlift" Belt, amazing murals, and victorian era artifacts.
<Reply # 10 on 1/30/2012 5:05 AM >
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Posted by SpaceJazz


Nice shot. Thanks for background info. I had heard it used to be a bus terminal as well. I wish I knew more about the murals and the artist behind them. I forgot to see if there was any signature on them.


i think there might be...i'll swing by tomorrow and see!

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Re: Brown Palace Car Park. Home to the "Manlift" Belt, amazing murals, and victorian era artifacts.
<Reply # 11 on 2/1/2012 4:57 PM >
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In space, no one can hear you bumper tap.


On the Manlift, no one will hear your screams. lol.

Nice site.
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Re: Brown Palace Car Park. Home to the "Manlift" Belt, amazing murals, and victorian era artifacts.
<Reply # 12 on 2/1/2012 9:26 PM >
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Manlift is for men only, Women please take the stairs. Thank you.

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Re: Brown Palace Car Park. Home to the "Manlift" Belt, amazing murals, and victorian era artifacts.
<Reply # 13 on 2/1/2012 9:40 PM >
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I have a friend who Valets at the Brown. she once told me "I don't understand why but so many people walk around in our parking garage taking pictures." I lol'd when I saw this thread, now, I want to go take pics just for the sake of taking pics.

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Re: Brown Palace Car Park. Home to the "Manlift" Belt, amazing murals, and victorian era artifacts.
<Reply # 14 on 2/4/2012 3:47 PM >
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That mural is pretty far-out there. I like it

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<Reply # 15 on 2/5/2012 6:17 AM >
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The tower intrigues me. I wonder what's in it, and what purpose it used to serve? Has anybody ever made it in there?
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<Reply # 16 on 2/5/2012 9:56 PM >
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Posted by SpaceJazz
The tower intrigues me. I wonder what's in it, and what purpose it used to serve? Has anybody ever made it in there?


Elevator winding gear maybe? Seems a bit excessive



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Elevator winding gear maybe? Seems a bit excessive




nah, the elevator mechanical room is on the other part of the roof. as far as i know, there's only one elevator.

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Re: Brown Palace Car Park. Home to the "Manlift" Belt, amazing murals, and victorian era artifacts.
<Reply # 18 on 4/26/2012 12:53 AM >
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walked by this today and stopped in because i remembered seeing it here. the murals were amazing in person. i only ventured up a little because i was in a hurry. i'm definitely ready to head back with more time and a good camera.

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