The mosaic ceiling of the Farwell was still mostly intact in 2003.
The scrapping of the Farwell Building's railings were already being scrapped in 2003.
One of the empty offices in the Farwell
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The stunning atrium of the Farwell
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One of the empty offices in the Farwell
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Detail of the elevator doors in the atrium
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The stunning atrium of the Farwell
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The Farwell's front door
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The Farwell, as seen from the roof of the David Stott Building
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One of the empty offices in the Farwell
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Scrappers have hit the railings in the atrium
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The atrium of the Farwell
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The revolving front door of the Farwell
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The jaw-dropping mosaic-tile-lined lobby of the Farwell
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The exterior of the Farwell, as seen from Capitol Park
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The Farwell's offices are covered with unusal decorations such as this. Some rooms have an almost Indiana Jones-like vibe to them.
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The Farwell's atrium
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The lobby of the Farwell, where the two Tiffany chandeliers once hung
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Looking up the jaw-dropping rotunda of the Farwell
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