Beautiful diamonds in marble greet you in the Times Square Building.

Cafe in the enterance of the Times Square Building.

The walls are sheathed in red Altico and Levanto marble, while the ceiling is covered in hand painted paper decorated with geometric shapes.

Main lobby - The walls are sheathed in red Altico and Levanto marble, while the ceiling is covered in hand painted paper decorated with geometric shapes.

Concierge desk and elevators in the main lobby.

Cafe in the main lobby.

Originally designed as the Times Square Building’s presidential suite, the Southeast corner includes a marble fireplace imported from France.

A doorknob with the letters GVT - Genesee Valley Trust.

Ladder in the interior of the building that leads to a base platform, then another ladder to the base of the Times Square Building’s wings.

The door to the main vault of the Genesee Valley Trust Co. Bank. The vault room was used as a speakeasy at one time.

Relief on the exterior of the Times Square Building. A child holding an adult’s hand represents trust.

Relief on the front of the Times Square Building. The dogs represent trust.

View of the front of the building on Exchange Blvd.

View of the building from E. Broad Street.

Large cast aluminum wings which are 42 feet high, known as the "Wings of Progress," symbolizing the age of aviation. 

Close up of the wings.

Original flag pole holder on the front of the Times Square Building. Today these flag poles once again, carry the building’s flags.