Frank Lloyd Wright, Japanese Art Dealer For years the prints paid better than the buildings — until 1919
The Prince of the Lilies Fresco The most famous Minoan is three fragments, no face, and a 45-year argument about which way he was facing
National Gallery Imaginarium The room where the paintings float off the walls
Oshirado A pavilion of a thousand horse-god effigies, rewrapped in prayer cloth every year
Finds
- Airpower Museum An Iowa hangar museum beside a grass airfield, where many of the antique aircraft still fly
- Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum Mumbai's oldest museum keeps a stone elephant from Elephanta Island and maps of the city's seven original islands
- The Mack Truck Museum A century of build records, and the Megatron from the third Transformers film
- Durham Town Hall A three-foot 'Count' toured Europe's courts, then settled here
- The Prince of the Lilies Fresco The most famous Minoan is mostly plaster
- Timothy Dexter's William Pitt Statue The one sculpture that survived Lord Dexter's outdoor gallery
- Lucy Sparrow: The Beginning of Convenience A 1980s supermarket with every item sewn from felt
- National Gallery Imaginarium The room where the paintings float off the walls
- The Met's Copyist Program Set up an easel in the galleries and paint the painting
- León Gil de Palacio's Model of Madrid Madrid in 1830, built at 1:816 scale from wood, silk, and sand
- Oshirado A folk museum pavilion holding a thousand hooded horse-god effigies
- The Afro-Antillean Museum A chapel Panama Canal workers built themselves, in their off hours
- The Last Museum A semantic search engine for 5.8 million artworks, browsable by theme instead of keyword
- The Birthplace of Kool-Aid Hastings Museum keeps the original fiberglass pitcher suit, harness and all
- Ex Situ A map that draws a line from where each artifact was taken to where it sits now
- Museo Casa del Mendrugo A Puebla courtyard dig turned up a burial 1,500 years older than the city