A few weeks ago I had the opportunity to visit the George Eastman Museum in Rochester, NY. This was the grand home of the man who founded the Eastman Kodak company and contributed in many other ways to the public life of this city. His estate now houses one of the world’s greatest archives of equipment and images relating to both still and motion pictures, in addition to the splendid mansion and gardens.While there, I snapped this image of the flourish at the bottom of one of the stairs, with its elegant curve and crystal finial. If you ever visit Rochester, a trip to this museum would be worth your time
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This sounds like a museum I would enjoy very much. Thanks for the post!
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Whether you love the elegant mansion or the history of film, you will love this place.
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Craftsmanship at its best – very beautiful finish to this staircase.
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The whole place is amazing. Beautiful construction, carefully maintained.
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Wonderful turning on that bannister.
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I thought so, too. The whole place is lik that.
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I love going to museums and seeing the artifacts. That sounds like a wonderful one to visit.
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It really is breathtaking. Glamor and technology together – what’s not to love?
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Very elegant but if you’re sliding down this banister, best get off before the end!! 🙂
janet
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Good advice!
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Beautiful; was that a real crystal in the middle? 🙂
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