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This could be a cultural loss. Aren’t some floors essentially museums, with much older equipment intact?
by dmazin 3y ago
This could be a cultural loss. Aren’t some floors essentially museums, with much older equipment intact?
- snoutie 3y agoIt would be a shame if they closed the access to the pool of equipment to the public. But then again I would guess that a museum inside a hotel is not contradictory.
- niklasrde 3y agoThere's general public access to somewhere in the BT Tower? Do you have more info on that?
- chedabob 3y agoIt opens once a year to the public. This is from last year https://www.ianvisits.co.uk/articles/tickets-alert-tours-of-the-bt-tower-taking-place-next-month-65072/ https://www.ianvisits.co.uk/articles/tickets-alert-tours-of-...
- danjc 3y agoWhere's Tom Scott when you need him :)
- autoexec 3y agoTaking a much earned break. I'm hoping he'll be back soon with the odd video now and then, but I can't fault him for stepping back after all this time and enjoying all that youtube money
- dukeyukey 3y agoIt was built in the 60s. Hell, my dad was alive when it was built. That's hardly historic!
- deadbunny 3y agoHistoric doesnt always mean old.