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| DTM 2nd Floor: Library of the Center for the Study of Early Tools. Visitors welcomed anytime after registering with Museum. |
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| Computer access and research materials available to registered visitors. Overnight accomidations will be available in the near future {Late 2007} | One section of our vast reference library. *Note: The coffee cup is actually sculpture. Visitors are asked to limit food & drink to the MAG Cafe {also on the 2nd Floor} |
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| Tool Cataloging Area: Center for the Study of Early Tools | Tools being cataloged for the June 2007 Show: "The Art of the Edge Tool" in the DTM Main Hall |
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| Entry to the Reading Room for the Center for the Study of Early Tools | Two pieces of work by MAG artist Melita Westerlund: "Sketch with Spiral" {top} and "Sketch in Red" {bottom} and "Mother" by Gregory Sprowl (R) |
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| Comfortable seating provided for readers or visitors to the Center and artwork for sale. | More seating and some of the artwork in the DTM Permanent Collection including "Staccoto Series Number 2" by Melita Westerlund (C) & "Ocean Drive" by artist Emily Bracale (R), and "Locked in The Attic" color photo by Donna Just (L) |
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| The Curator's Local transportation: Please don't borrow his bike! |
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