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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tilmamir" data-source="post: 2347264" data-attributes="member: 31628">To the MuseumIrwin finishes his tea and sets the cup and saucer down.  "Well then, it is to the Museum we go.  I thought you might want to see the documents, so I warned Monsignor Westcott that we may be stopping over.  The museum will, of ourse, be closed.  But, he is more that willing to show you around."Irwin opens the door to the hall and allows each of you to leave. After signing a paper at the inkeeps desk, Irwin leads your party out the door and down the street toward the center of the city.  The gardens are beautiful, even in the early spring. You approach the museum from the front, the paths of the park flow right up to the raised entrance.  After climbing a dozen stairs and you come to thefluted marble façade with heavy iron bound door.  Irwin opens the door, allows you to pass in, and then locks the door from the inside.  You are in the main entry foyer. Irwin walks over to meet a small man inconspicuously seated at a table in a corner, reading some papers by candle light. After a short talk and a brotherly hug, they walk back to you."Welcome, friends, I am Monsignor Westcott, Cannon and  curator of the facility here. Monsignor Irwin thought you would like to visit our museum, and I would be delighted to show you around.""I leave you in Monsignor Westcott's capable hands.  You may contact me at the City Hall any time before you leave town. May the flame of Eli light your path." Irwin turns and leaves the building, re-locking the door behind him."Well, a brief tour first?"</blockquote>

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