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Where to see things on this site:
Most of the things on this site are not on public display. Many were temporary, made
for TV or theatre; others are in private hands, and quite a few have just got lost. The
inspiration for this site was mainly because so much has disappeared for one reason or
another. The best thing on display is The Under The Pier Show amusement
arcade on Southwold pier, Suffolk (100 miles from London) - where I've also got
a waterclock, windbreaks and other street furniture. The Secret Life of the Home gallery in the
Science Museum, London is the other thing I'm really proud of. To avoid disappointment I've given everything on the list a star rating. (
5 stars worth an expedition to see, 1 star beware of disappointment).
Slot machines
*****Pier pavillion, Southwold, Suffok: Amusement arcade
(Most of my recent work is here - waiting to get vandalised, sued or flooded by the next high tide)
Clocks
***** London zoo birdhouse clock
** Tobar clock, Ellough industrial estate, Suffolk
* Shorts Gardens, Covent Gdn London: Holland and Barrett waterclock
** Chelsea farmer's market, London:
Steam clock (no longer working but epic)
*** Pier Pavillion, Southwold, Suffolk:
Waterclock
Collecting Boxes
* West London:
Gunnersbury Park Museum
** Carlisle:
Tullie House Museum
* Swansea:
Glynvivian art gallery
** Wolverhampton:
Museum and art gallery
**** Oxford:
Pitt Rivers Museum
***London
Guy's hospital
***London
St Thomas's Hospital
Museum exhibits
*****South Kensington, London: Secret Life of the Home gallery, The Science Museum
** Pacific quay, Glasgow: Science
in the Dock object theatre, Glasgow Science centre. This has
been rebuilt and may have lost some of its charm.
* St Austell, Cornwall:
Rubberworld, The Eden Project (**** in 2000, but since left to rot)
* San Fransisco, USA:
Transistor Exhibit, The
Exploratorium
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