> > If you could get locked into a museum overnight, which one
> > would it be?  And
> > which munchies would you, by chance, have on your person?
> >

I love that idea of soaking up the ambiance under the blue whale.  Myself I would probably lean
towards a few that have been mentioned.

1. Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater (I love those mountains--my boy scout camp was there--and the
house is amazing.  I am sure at night listening to the water rush would be excellent.)
2. The Sir John Soane Museum (That was a true treat for my trip to England.  Actually, most
museums I visited over there would do.  Of course, I guess I probably wouldn't spend the night, I
would escape as soon as possible to go see the rest of England again.)
3. The Breakers in Newport, RI (Or for that matter any of the Newport Mansions by the Preservation
Society of Newport County.)
4. Old Sturbridge Village (I really would enjoy walking the grounds at night, just like a real
town.)
5. Strawberry Banke (for the above reason)

And for my food of choice:  Well I love the idea of some cheese and bread and maybe a bit of
ginger ale (no alcohol), but I suppose if I were going to be locked in all night, I need something
more like a bacon cheesburger or something.

Thanks for letting me rattle on!

Aaron

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Grad. Student Caucus Chair, Am. Assoc of History & Computing

M.A. (Public) History, Middle TN St. Univ (2002)

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