Brown Palace Car Park. Home to the "Manlift" Belt, amazing murals, and victorian era artifacts.
< on 1/28/2012 4:10 AM >
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.
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.