Head Inside

You climb the long wide flight of stairs that leads up to the museum entrance, with the sun hammering down on you you are glad when you finally manage to make it into the shade of the entrance.

You find yourself standing in a wide marble floored entrance area, beyond a wide archway you can make out what looks like a T-Rex skeleton that dominates the center of the building. It seems like there is no fee to get in or even any kind of security in evidence.

Wandering into the main hall you can see that there are three halls that lead off from this central area. Looking up to the second story you can see that there are four hallways up there that seem to lead to different exhibits. You notice that there are not a lot of people here just now, you can only see five or six people walking around. Again they are all women but some of them seem to be staff as they are dressed in very nearly normal garb, the extremely short skirts being the only thing that really stands out as odd.

You spot a display on one of the walls of the Main Hall that looks like a map. Heading over to it you look over the layout of the building, it seem that most of the areas are taken up with Dinosaurs and ancient human history which are things you don’t really think are going to be useful for you. However you do spot that there are two areas that might give you some insight. They are both beside each other on the second story, the first covering history from the 1700s through to the 1900s and the second covering the 1900s to Present Day