Our guide, Tom, at Bootleg Antiques. Tours aren't something they advertise, but when I asked a few questions about the building, Tom asked if we was interested in a tour. |
Date of the construction can be seen center right. |
These are the wooden wheels for the old washing machine equipment pulley systems on the second floor. The factory made washing machines fro 1891 to the 1960's. |
Ceiling of the area in the third floor that was covered in cork to eliminate noise as they made "moonshine." |
The Hotel where Al Capone stayed while visiting Columbia. |
Photograph of the Bootleg Antiques store in Columbia, PA. |
A view across the Susquehanna River from the Columbia Hotel. |
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