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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (264534)	6/16/2002 11:59:20 PM
From: ManyMoose	Respond to of 769667

I always wondered why they put those Pelicans there. Thanks for the explanation. Nobody pays it any mind any more. When the Federal Building was renovated in 1992-1993, they built a very nice time capsule in the lobby. It's unique among the capsules I know of in that you can turn on a light and look through a window at the stuff inside. It's worth a gander if you ever visit again. There are some lock-boxes inside that will be opened in 100 years. I have an essay in one, along with a description of what I do. The Federal Building also has a BIA museum with some neat artifacts right next to the time capsule. Tlingit art is superior, in my view. It has an indescribable power that transends its rustic appearance.