stained glass thingies
the machines who helped
we have boats
leave a word to improve the place
and the alliances sought
as it appeared prior to the parallel interment of his widow, Jacqueline Kennedy, upon her death.
Got slave?
The lovechild of London and Venice
Mmmm, Tapestry...Yummy
early concept models
The guides will cover so much of the artefacts
35th president of the United States
Eye-plosion
close up of her mast
random box which worth alot of money. :3
Tours usually follow the gallery layout, section by section
shacklers included!
the transforming underground
river side cafes
The grand hallway
niffy statues & glass displays
The museum lobby
Let there be light!
taking a walk by the Thames
There is alot to see at the entrance
boats, swords mmmm
view from the museum entrance
including flora
much of the docklands are underground
Back to the museum lobby
the kids section of the museum
The museum store by the lobby
A gallery overlooking another
With reasonable and accurate theming
That's all folks!
Tours usually provide more insight to what you can read off the displays
lifestyles of the rich and famous
mechanical musings
the areas outside the museum
bunkers
nice peehole scene thingies
and a buzzling nightlife
and onward to the galleries!
Wolfson!
the displays tells the history of the docklands
The strange looking lifts to begin your tour
the cool suspended glass sculpture
it just leaves you awe-ing at the detail!
preserved murals at the lobby
Artistic impressions of a frozen London