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18-FEB-2018

Night Deposit Box 'conversion' to mailbox

This was taken at the old City Bank building on East Capitol (previous picture), which has now been converted into a private residence. I thought it was very clever that they use the former Night Deposit Box as their mailbox. The owners finally had to put a sign reading “mailbox” on it because no mail carrier except the regular one could ever find it.

A picture and article of the original City Bank building: http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/unique_spaces_the_bank_that_became_a_home/2193

Original Lovejoy School building after conversion, posted earlier:

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Mairéad25-Feb-2018 19:57
I really like this with the branches criss-crossing that reflection - well spotted. V
meekam tam23-Feb-2018 13:28
Very interesting! Great find, Helen! V
Fong Lam20-Feb-2018 16:13
Fabulous capture with clear reflections on the window....V
danad20-Feb-2018 15:31
Superbly composed ! The reflections on the window make the image. V.
Nick Paoni20-Feb-2018 14:16
The reflection provides such depth to this shot and the tree branches are a nice effect. Cool capture.
Nirvan Hope20-Feb-2018 03:53
A wonderful image with the sunny day reflections and the tree branches.
larose forest photos20-Feb-2018 03:45
Very clever! Really lovely building and super shot on your part. V
Suzanne Lanthier20-Feb-2018 02:51
You have the eye, Helen ! Good show !
Julie Oldfield20-Feb-2018 02:07
Very pretty. Love the reflections. V
Charlene Ambrose20-Feb-2018 02:02
What a cool mailbox! I like the image with the reflection in the window. It must be an amazing residence. Would love to peak inside. V
globalgadabout20-Feb-2018 01:24
it would seem their mail must be quite secure then..