31.   Visitors enter into the kitchen.

32.   Visitors enter the walled garden through a Chinese-style inscribed gate flanked by a pair of stone lions.

33.   Visitors enter through a gantlet of monitors displaying famous talking-head architects shot against vivid pink, orange, green and blue electronic backgrounds.

34.   Visitors enter through the familiar stone Tudor Revival archway and the original doors, which are just about the only remaining pieces of the original building.

35.   Visitors will enter through the museum and then an orientation area.

36.   Visitors enter a private virtual room with a dancer who poses for them.

37.   Visitors enter the exhibition through a large but dimly lighted hall with several display cases containing early optical instruments.

38.   Visitors enter the L-shaped center through the three-story, translucent orientation gallery.

39.   Visitors entered the Capitol, signing a guest book that later was to be delivered to the family, before filing silently past the casket to exit.

40.   Visitors will enter into an atrium that looks up three stories into glass-walled laboratories.