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Historic Watt & Shand department store facade, Penn Square, Lancaster, PA.

CrispyQ
(39,362 posts)The tree is so dark it looks like cracks looking out into space.
Mousetoescamper
(5,967 posts)
Diamond_Dog
(36,454 posts)Very cool image. The lights make it look festive.
Love the memory you evoke of shopping downtown in those grand old department stores.
Mousetoescamper
(5,967 posts)The grand old department stores had fabulous window showcases, especially for Christmas. I'm glad I was around to enjoy some of that grandeur.
LogDog75
(368 posts)It's.....
Near the corner of the light-colored building, four stories up. You have to look closely through the branches.
magicarpet
(17,883 posts)(I had to do a re-do.... finally found it,... had to expand the photo to max.)
On the right side of the photo. One quarter of the way down at the bottom section. The flag looks to be attached to the exterior side of the building. A dull gray day so not very promenent.
Mousetoescamper
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ShazzieB
(20,037 posts)I don't think I would have ever found it on my own!
CaliforniaPeggy
(153,336 posts)And, of course, it's gorgeous! The lights, the dark tree branches and the wonderful building itself, all make for a splendid photo!
Mousetoescamper
(5,967 posts)Most of the building was demolished to build the Marriott. We're fortunate that the facade was preserved and is a functioning part of the hotel.
Glorfindel
(10,091 posts)I spotted Old Glory right away. What a clever photo, Mousetoescamper.
Mousetoescamper
(5,967 posts)I'm giving my granddaughter an "I Spy" picture-riddle book for Christmas and can't wait to watch her enjoying the challenges.