Exploring a Vintage Monarch Hydraulic Elevator at the Williams Cross Building in Raleigh, NC
DieselDucyAugust 10, 20252 min8,889 views
2 connectionsΒ·3 entities in this videoβDiscovering the Monarch Elevator
- π‘ The video showcases a vintage Monarch hydraulic elevator located in the Williams Cross Building in Raleigh, NC.
- π The elevator is an antique, originally manufactured in Greensboro, dating back to the 1950s.
Elevator Mechanics and Quirks
- β οΈ The elevator's bumpers are noted as not working very effectively.
- β‘ A peculiar behavior observed is the elevator going back up by itself after reaching a floor.
- π οΈ The floor buttons are identified as replacement parts, not original to the elevator.
Interaction and Observation
- π¬ A building employee kindly interacts with the visitors, inquiring about their interest in the elevator.
- π§ The visitors explain their passion for old elevators, which led them to discover this particular one through elevator records.
- π« It's mentioned that stills cannot be taken while video recording, and the elevator door does not close automatically, remaining open when not in use.
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Monarch Hydraulic ElevatorWilliams Cross BuildingRaleigh NCVintage ElevatorAntique Elevator1950sElevator MechanicsHydraulic ElevatorBuilding History
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