The new Newseum , which opened in Washington, D.C., last weekend, has filled one of the last available spaces on Pennsylvania Avenue between the White House and the Capitol building. The $450 million museum traces the development of news over time, and how technological advances--from line art in newspapers to TV helicopters to the Internet--have changed how it's delivered and presented. Admission is $20.
One of the Newseum's most prominent features is its front facade, which includes the full text of the
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