Post #319011 by bigbrotiki on Mon, Jul 16, 2007 4:50 PM

That's a touchy subject here. Apparently, a certain respected member of the Tiki community had discovered that while the name and ownership had been changed to a generic Chinese restaurant for many years, the interior had remained fairly intact, with bridges, artifacts and the whole works.
Unfortunately, motivated by a desire to protect the discovery, this find was not shared with the rest of the local (and nationwide TC) brethren. The irony is that, as so often happens, no notice was given to the protector upon the closing of the place, so that the auction and sale happened without ANY and all of the neighboring Tikiphiles in attendance. Because of that, the whereabouts of the artifacts are since unknown, (as far as I know).