Still Memories

Among Margaine’s pictures was The House of Nations. This was the main dining hall that served as a centerpiece of the entire village. It was grand indeed as an imposing building circles the garden that was meant to be the meeting place of players. The athletes gathered here for practices and for social activities. And while their meager time allowed them little room for actual bonding and socialization, the media found several opportunities for a photo-op here.

The Mess Hall

The village also provided a dining area from where players could eat their meals and provide sustenance for their bodies during rigorous practices and actual games. There was a total of 28 dining areas to make room for the thousands of visitors they had.