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GE Chandelier

Cleveland, Ohio

A dazzling display of lights and crystals.  

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Left: GE Chandelier 2priddys (Atlas Obscura User)
Right: GE Chandelier 2priddys (Atlas Obscura User)
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The chandelier is beautifully lit by 68 GE LED lights on a timer, costing us only $1,000 a year to light the entire structure. It hangs 44 feet above the street and contains over 4,000 crystals

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