While on a shbort trip a week or so ago, we stayed in a hotel downtown. The building was an old bank building. The hotel took part of the space and made sleeping rooms to rent.  The rooms had 10 ft. ceilings and were quite nice. Breakfast of the continental style was served but that was about it.

The building was a treat to view.  Much was occupied by the bank, on both sides of the hotel. The public access to the bank is shown partially here.  Built in the late 1800's, the bank showed all the "stuff" banks want to show strength and such.   Wonder how they feld during the depression?

Lighting was terrible for a photo. Bright hanging lights are just to the right of the image, kept out of the shot so exposure would not be too messed up.

These look like Corinthian colums, all rich marble. The entire area was marble and old and very impressive. I wish the lighting was different but they want light, not shadow in the bank.