1Location333 viewsFrom around the front, it could be just any other building in Glasgow.
This one hides a wee secret though!
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The Stage272 viewsThe small but well built stage at the front of the Panopticon.
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The Lamp212 views
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Judith Plays Pianola304 viewsOur tour guide that night (Judith) plays an old Pianola which has been restored to operational condition.
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Inside the Pianola279 viewsNice, pneumatic!
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Left314 views
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Right244 views
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Rear296 viewsIt's hard to tell from the none-too shoddy condition of this place that it was used as a chicken farm during the war!!
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Relics322 views
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Old Posters269 views
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Freak 1253 views
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Freak 2272 views
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Freak 3290 viewsThis kind of 'freak' very quickly fell out of fashion after the first World-War.
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Stan Laurel260 viewsStan Laurel (of Laurel and Hardy fame) first performed here in 1906. He tried to tell some jokes, slipped up and fell, putting his foot through his own hat: to a round of applause.
Slap-Stick was BORN!!!
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Puggys312 viewsOriginal Victorian Amusements....
UHmm... I think..?
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All Us324 viewsRight after this pic, Doc thought it would be funny to push me backwards.... And we all went down like Dominoes.
Bastard!!!
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