Jessica M.
Google
We saw a small, curated display of documents all related to music. Beautiful laid out on red velvet and well lit, there were hand written letters and sheet music from some of the most famous classical artists in German, French, and English. There was a smaller display of documents relating to the Titanic that the gentleman (the docent maybe?) explained had been put out to accommodate some school tours and homeschool co-ops. We had the place all to ourselves on a Sunday afternoon, which was lovely. I noticed there was a small area set aside that a child could play at. Also the building has amazing acoustics, which I discovered when I had a sneezing fit that echoed beautifully all around. I would definitely recommend taking a half hour to check out the display. You can also easily make a donation (they have a QR code in the vestibule if you don't have cash).