The Declaration of Independence can be viewed at the National Archives Museum in Washington D.C
(v) shut or kept out
One popular explanation is that the "Living room" came about after the custom of displaying the bodies of the deceased in the parlor was discontinued and a new name for this room (as opposed to the "family room") was created to distinguish it from that former custom as a room for the living only.
The green room is located in Botie Idaho.
How did the colonists lay a room in oil
John Adams used it.
the declaration of independence and all other documents are maintained and prserved
For the fear of snipers
The Assembly Room in Philadelphia's Independence Hall, where the Second Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence. There is no exact proof where it was made. Thomas Jefferson was the official person appointed in writing the Declaration of Independence. Other people edited it though.
a vault.
David ben Gurion gathered some of the lead Zionists and their allies in a room in Tel Aviv and read a Declaration of Independence to them as well as over the radio.
Safe
Safe
It is kept at room temperature because the bacteria present in the curd starts reacting at room temperature.
yes it was Ben Franklin's new invention and that's how they added the secret message that can only be seen when steam is added
Heat would have been lost as it is kept in a room at a room temperature of about 30 degrees celsius
Independence Hall's assembly room. Ben Gates (In national treasure) really controls the emotion of our Liberty when he said, "The last time it was here, it was being signed." You can see the independence hall in PENNSYLVANIA.
They may use a euphemism as stock room ( after all coffins are trade matters) or supply room, etc. certainly not Body Shop, which is for cars. The most common term is selection room.