No one visits the National Museum of Women in the Arts without wanting to know more about the wedge-shaped building with the glamorous Great Hall.

On the occasion of the museum’s 30th anniversary, explore 110 years through archival photos that track the building from its earliest days as a Masonic Temple, to movie theater, and finally to its dramatic renovation into our world-class museum. Accompanied by a selection of artists’ books from the collection on the subject of landscape.