Huh. Perhaps y'all have encountered this anecdote, gleaned from 
http://www.sebourn.com/stupid/stpdsgn.html ~~~
On a trip to London, we visited a museum which had special facilities 
for disabled visitors. Many exhibits had small brass plates with 
Braille writing (you know, with raised dots so blind people can 'feel' 
the words). The translation underneath said, "PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH THIS 
EXHIBIT."
C. Jacobs at the 'ol Joel (Wake Court House, aka Raleigh, NC)

-----Original Message-----
From: Erin Collings <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Fri, 7 Jul 2006 10:13:26 EDT
Subject: [MUSEUM-L] Don't Touch

   Hmm, is this normal? I was at the Museum of Modern Art in New York 
the other day, and was impressed with their donor wall -- nicely 
etched-metal plaques, etc. Being such a tactile person, I reached out 
to feel the letters ... and was firmly reprimanded by the guard. Later 
I mentioned this to a friend who works at the museum, and was told, 
"Oh, no, the guards don't even let anyone touch the blank walls!"

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