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City officials formally broke ground Wednesday on the $44 million redevelopment of the Divine Lorraine Hotel, an architectural wonder that has sat vacant along North Broad Street since 1999. Doors were then opened to allow the public a chance to explore the first floor and purchase items from the "Divine Lorraine Hotel Collection" gift shop.
Thom Carroll/PhillyVoice

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City officials formally broke ground Wednesday on the $44 million redevelopment of the Divine Lorraine Hotel, an architectural wonder that has sat vacant along North Broad Street since 1999. Doors were then opened to allow the public a chance to explore the first floor and purchase items from the "Divine Lorraine Hotel Collection" gift shop.
Thom Carroll/PhillyVoice

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City officials formally broke ground Wednesday on the $44 million redevelopment of the Divine Lorraine Hotel, an architectural wonder that has sat vacant along North Broad Street since 1999. Doors were then opened to allow the public a chance to explore the first floor and purchase items from the "Divine Lorraine Hotel Collection" gift shop.
Thom Carroll/PhillyVoice

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City officials formally broke ground Wednesday on the $44 million redevelopment of the Divine Lorraine Hotel, an architectural wonder that has sat vacant along North Broad Street since 1999. Doors were then opened to allow the public a chance to explore the first floor and purchase items from the "Divine Lorraine Hotel Collection" gift shop.
Thom Carroll/PhillyVoice

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City officials formally broke ground Wednesday on the $44 million redevelopment of the Divine Lorraine Hotel, an architectural wonder that has sat vacant along North Broad Street since 1999. Doors were then opened to allow the public a chance to explore the first floor and purchase items from the "Divine Lorraine Hotel Collection" gift shop.
Thom Carroll/PhillyVoice

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City officials formally broke ground Wednesday on the $44 million redevelopment of the Divine Lorraine Hotel, an architectural wonder that has sat vacant along North Broad Street since 1999. Doors were then opened to allow the public a chance to explore the first floor and purchase items from the "Divine Lorraine Hotel Collection" gift shop.
Thom Carroll/PhillyVoice

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City officials formally broke ground Wednesday on the $44 million redevelopment of the Divine Lorraine Hotel, an architectural wonder that has sat vacant along North Broad Street since 1999. Doors were then opened to allow the public a chance to explore the first floor and purchase items from the "Divine Lorraine Hotel Collection" gift shop.
Thom Carroll/PhillyVoice

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City officials formally broke ground Wednesday on the $44 million redevelopment of the Divine Lorraine Hotel, an architectural wonder that has sat vacant along North Broad Street since 1999. Doors were then opened to allow the public a chance to explore the first floor and purchase items from the "Divine Lorraine Hotel Collection" gift shop.
Thom Carroll/PhillyVoice

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City officials formally broke ground Wednesday on the $44 million redevelopment of the Divine Lorraine Hotel, an architectural wonder that has sat vacant along North Broad Street since 1999. Doors were then opened to allow the public a chance to explore the first floor and purchase items from the "Divine Lorraine Hotel Collection" gift shop.
Thom Carroll/PhillyVoice

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City officials formally broke ground Wednesday on the $44 million redevelopment of the Divine Lorraine Hotel, an architectural wonder that has sat vacant along North Broad Street since 1999. Doors were then opened to allow the public a chance to explore the first floor and purchase items from the "Divine Lorraine Hotel Collection" gift shop.
Thom Carroll/PhillyVoice

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City officials formally broke ground Wednesday on the $44 million redevelopment of the Divine Lorraine Hotel, an architectural wonder that has sat vacant along North Broad Street since 1999. Doors were then opened to allow the public a chance to explore the first floor and purchase items from the "Divine Lorraine Hotel Collection" gift shop.
Thom Carroll/PhillyVoice

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City officials formally broke ground Wednesday on the $44 million redevelopment of the Divine Lorraine Hotel, an architectural wonder that has sat vacant along North Broad Street since 1999. Doors were then opened to allow the public a chance to explore the first floor and purchase items from the "Divine Lorraine Hotel Collection" gift shop.
Thom Carroll/PhillyVoice

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City officials formally broke ground Wednesday on the $44 million redevelopment of the Divine Lorraine Hotel, an architectural wonder that has sat vacant along North Broad Street since 1999. Doors were then opened to allow the public a chance to explore the first floor and purchase items from the "Divine Lorraine Hotel Collection" gift shop.
Thom Carroll/PhillyVoice

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City officials formally broke ground Wednesday on the $44 million redevelopment of the Divine Lorraine Hotel, an architectural wonder that has sat vacant along North Broad Street since 1999. Doors were then opened to allow the public a chance to explore the first floor and purchase items from the "Divine Lorraine Hotel Collection" gift shop.
Thom Carroll/PhillyVoice

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City officials formally broke ground Wednesday on the $44 million redevelopment of the Divine Lorraine Hotel, an architectural wonder that has sat vacant along North Broad Street since 1999. Doors were then opened to allow the public a chance to explore the first floor and purchase items from the "Divine Lorraine Hotel Collection" gift shop.
Thom Carroll/PhillyVoice

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City officials formally broke ground Wednesday on the $44 million redevelopment of the Divine Lorraine Hotel, an architectural wonder that has sat vacant along North Broad Street since 1999. Doors were then opened to allow the public a chance to explore the first floor and purchase items from the "Divine Lorraine Hotel Collection" gift shop.
Thom Carroll/PhillyVoice

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City officials formally broke ground Wednesday on the $44 million redevelopment of the Divine Lorraine Hotel, an architectural wonder that has sat vacant along North Broad Street since 1999. Doors were then opened to allow the public a chance to explore the first floor and purchase items from the "Divine Lorraine Hotel Collection" gift shop.

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