Pantheon Hall - Part 2: The Big Bang Theory.
Published 2nd of June, 2020
That's Quite Enough Of That
There's nothing further to be gained by wondering around there. So we will continue, and finish our tour, by looking at the rest of the first floor.
Gruesome Discovery?
Don't worry, this was actually a bottle of pomegranate juice that somebody had dropped.
Squatters' Rights
There is evidence that people have been sleeping in this place. Presumably they are homeless and seeking a refuge. They must have been chuffed to find this site, but I find it odd that they didn't sleep in any of the chambers with their purpose-built beds.
Empty Spaces
This is the area above the bar.
Back In The Day
And this was the same area, presumably after the bust when the place was getting ready for it's reopening.
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