stonehenge 2 is not really part of the museum. i dont think. and the glassy expansion is totally inconsistent with the weight of everything else there.

The Museum does indeed own the Stonehenge monument. I know, because I tried to stage THE TEN THOUSAND THINGS there and the said, "Nope, only one play a year and that play will be written by Shakespeare."

That said, it is an awesome museum and completely worth the weird journey that will take you there.

wish it had been Brad Cloepfil who did the overlook.

Finally, the Mona Lisa can come out.

Queen Marie's royal regalia is a hoot.

I used to love it dearly, but the last time I was there it seemed to have changed drastically for the worse. I hope by now at least they've turned on a few brain cells and figured out to place their amazing art-glass collection under full-spectrum lighting; I've always felt incredibly lucky to have viewed years ago when it was temporarily relocated into natural lighting.