The Demolition Depot216 West 126 Street
is on the 'way' to LaGuardia Airport
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that has to be an incredible store! wonderful photo :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a very interesting stop. Great picture with perfect tones.
ReplyDeletecool shot !
ReplyDeleteAnother great monochrome,nice & perfect cityscape:)
ReplyDeletetruly a classic
ReplyDeleteIncredibly bright and sunny for a sepia.
ReplyDeleteWould I miss a Monochrome Monday at your blog, Daryl? I think not!
ReplyDeleteHoly Cow! WHat groovy word art!
ReplyDeleteI was wondering what you were doing there;) I wish I were on my way to LGA right now....
ReplyDeleteGood morning Daryl.
ReplyDeleteI hope that one will be sold - I am a buyer right here!!!
ReplyDeleteNice shot. I like the way the shop name is written. Nice texture.
ReplyDeleteOMG, I want those ornate gates! And I think that might be my clawfoot bathtub up there!
ReplyDeleteCool!
oh my...some place i would love to browse about in.
ReplyDeletelovely capture daryl.
have a wonderful day.
For the name alone I shoot it, but those tones and shadows are a knockout.
ReplyDeleteeven the bit of graffiti has a vintage look
ReplyDeleteWonderful stuff to look at, I don't want to clean any of it though. :D
ReplyDeleteLooks like an architectural salvage place. I love those.
ReplyDeleteI went over to their web site and it is comforting to know their main business is reclamation. I imagine they are very pricy as nothing had a price available. If you had unlimited cash, than shopping here would be divine!
ReplyDeleteWhat a treasure trove! The lines and shadows really appeal to me - but then, you probably knew they would! ;)
ReplyDeleteHow creative is that sign? I absolutely love it!
ReplyDeleteI very much enjoyed your blog, esp the story of the new stove and the picture of you, your mom, and your sister.
ReplyDeleteI love the lettering on the building. Cool shot!
ReplyDeleteI believe I could do some real damage at the Demolition Depot....everything old is new again!!! Do you know how hard it is to find glass doorknobs??? GAH!
ReplyDeleteClever, clever sign; clever, clever you! (Oh, those streetlamps--where's Gene Kelly when you need him?)
ReplyDeleteJust. Plain. Awesome. You catch the coolest shots, Daryl!
ReplyDeleteI'd be in there in a flash! I love places like that Daryl.
ReplyDeleteHave you ever been inside?
Nice! I had a favorite architectural salvage place in Kansas City, but it's sadly too far of a drive now!
ReplyDeletedoes this place have neat things you'd like to take home?
ReplyDeletethat is very cool, I like it
ReplyDeletePerfect shot for monochrome!
ReplyDeletexoxo
Cool shot. Looks like the kind of place that would draw me in for a closer look. :-)
ReplyDeleteI would just love to spend a few hours in that store. I already saw some things I want just sitting outside!
ReplyDeleteFitting name for it!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! Really like the tones and light in the photo.
ReplyDeleteWell, this is monochromially magnificent. What in the world is a Demolition Depot? Do they blow up bombs. Old movies? Old politicians?
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I don't think "monochromially" is a real word.
Should be, though.
This is a real teaser...lol
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to see more in there....:-/
Great mono image...
Great shot of great letters. I wish it was a little closer so that I could take a peek inside.
ReplyDeleteThat sign is wicked, I love the lettering. And your header is looking blumming marvellous dear. x
ReplyDeleteGreat signage. Someone there has an eye for details.
ReplyDeleteOh yeah. This looks like fun. Seriously.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot and a great name to it! :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the sign in sepia. And it looks a very interesting place. Bound to be bargains galore in there!
ReplyDeleteNow that is one interesting shot with the cool sign and the light.
ReplyDeleteJoyce
I don't need to go in the store; I just need the sign over my front door. Good one!
ReplyDeleteJust from seeing your beautiful shot of the outside, I want to go inside! Looks so intriguing.
ReplyDeleteOooo! What a cool place! Someday I'll come visit and I'll want to see ALL of the places you photograph. And eat hot dogs. 'K?
ReplyDeleteHeaven!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove that fantastic grill or door or whatever it was. I would love to have that as a headboard for my bed or as an art piece over the fireplace.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the nice welcome back.
What a treasure trove! Wish I could visit...
ReplyDelete~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Summer Stock Sunday starts May 31st - come check it out!
It's cool.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo!!
I'm assuming they specialize in salvage fixtures and such, right? I need to stay out of places like that. They give me ideas. Usually expensive ones.
ReplyDeleteBut I can't shop at a photograph... not even one this good!
how beautiful! love the way the letters are built.
ReplyDeleteI really like this in sepia, Daryl. It'd be tons of fun to poke around this place, I think.
ReplyDeleteI don't know where this place is, but I must go there one day. I can feel it calling me. Not a bad picture either, my friend.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic building and the picture is so interesting, so many details to look at!
ReplyDeleteThis was really nice!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful light you captured here. Nice one.
ReplyDeleteBetcha you can get some beautiful antiques there, Daryl! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific image! I really love your Wordless Wednesday too - both excellent!
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