This was the Subway entrance to the Museum. Lovely tile mosaics all through the station.

Here's the sight that greets visitors at the museum entrance. Cool, eh?

Here's a display of a sample game that has fascinated me for years - Go. Look for it in my upcoming novel. {;-)

Here's a bit of a close-up of some Tibetan religious texts. Yet another hobby of mine.

Here are some really cool statues from Asia. I wish I'd had time to study them more.

A display in the section about the human body and evolution. A family of skeletons enjoying an evening together.

Another view of the skeleton family, watching a video about bones and joints. Note the painting and cat skeleton!

An odd find... This was a large meteorite with a mirror above it. I snapped this image to catch the view of pennies pitched up top.

In the hall of Minerology, they had a huge collection of rocks including this item. I could have spent hours in there alone!

In the hall of Biodiversity, a neat display of sample organisms. Wow!

Inside the Rose Center for planetary science displays. The whole hall was built to demonstrate the scales of the universe.

Here's Deb, next to a cross-section of a sequoia cut down in 1910. What a size that thing must have been!