Exterior sign, Bridgeport Street side. This used to hang over the sidewalk. I don't recall ever seeing it illuminated.

Exterior view of some upper floor windows from the rear of the building.

Looking up at the north side of the building.

The entrance on Regina Street, between the two loading bays. This had been forced open.

One of the doors between the large loading dock and the small one.

A large industrial scale, at the rear of the large loading dock. Dial reads: "Toledo".

A view from a second story opening of the large loading dock. You can see the elevator and doors leading to the small dock and a ramp that heads down into the basement.

The opposite side of the same elevator at the main floor level. This is about a half-flight above the dock level.

Some of the warehouse-style windows at the rear of the building.

The elevator door on the second floor, fire door closed (and painted purple). The ladder leads up to an odd loft level that was mostly open to below.

One of the doors off the main (Bridgeport facing) stairs. Main sign reads "K-W Jobber Textiles". Other signs advertise balloon trips, matress sales, quilts. Whatever K-W Jobber Textiles was, they took Visa.

A door on the first floor from the elevator area to the enormous room along Bridgeport.

A mysterious series of doors that led down to the small loading dock. You can just make out some of the heap in the small loading dock.

Looking down the Bridgeport side stairs towards the basement.

Bridgeport side stairs, main floor view.

The Bridgeport side stairs up to the second floor. Photo taken from landing level.