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ted

I sat for jury duty a few months ago. COVID meant the cafe and amenities were closed, and we waited outside, rather then in the security line. Plywood hoardings were up, presumably related to fortify and protect against protest related damage.

The grand staircase was nice, beckoning us up a reasonable number of stairs. The east wall of the courtroom levels had such amazing views that every juror stopped and admired those views to the east.

David

FYI, your last photo is not on a courtroom floor, that corridor is much narrower, maybe level 5 or 6?

Nice review!

David

Nice swap on the corridor photo! Thanks!

For my second act, Id like to give a shout out to Studio Petretti for their work on Jefferson Station

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