Just 1:11 minutes in, and already there's a huge mistake from the researchers, which explains the weird on-screen title. It is physically impossible to *"step inside the People's Palace"* as it was demolished in 1964. The *People's Palace* (1894-1899) was previously known as the *Star Theatre & Music Hall* (opened 1875), and was known as the *Palace Theatre* from 1899 until it closed in 1938. The *Prince's Theatre* opened next door to the Star Theatre in 1876, remained open until 1961. Both theatres were demolished a few years later in 1964, where the *National Science and Media Museum* stands today.
I wouldn't let yourself to get too impressed with nostalgia as I wouldn't bet against the once iconic building being, I shudder to say it, a gigantic new mosque. It's certainly in a culturally enriched former English city. His lamb, the gift that just keeps giving, isn't that enriching, eh?
I love that there is still hidden buildings that have been left and closed! That nothing much has been changed since that time!
What a lovely building. With all those eras there should be each room dedicated to those different eras
Just 1:11 minutes in, and already there's a huge mistake from the researchers, which explains the weird on-screen title.
It is physically impossible to *"step inside the People's Palace"* as it was demolished in 1964.
The *People's Palace* (1894-1899) was previously known as the *Star Theatre & Music Hall* (opened 1875), and was known as the *Palace Theatre* from 1899 until it closed in 1938.
The *Prince's Theatre* opened next door to the Star Theatre in 1876, remained open until 1961.
Both theatres were demolished a few years later in 1964, where the *National Science and Media Museum* stands today.
I wouldn't let yourself to get too impressed with nostalgia as I wouldn't bet against the once iconic building being, I shudder to say it, a gigantic new mosque. It's certainly in a culturally enriched former English city. His lamb, the gift that just keeps giving, isn't that enriching, eh?
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King Charles is wicked
Beautiful old building what a waste of
Now going to become a music venue open late this year!
First?