In LSSM's case, it's a wholly-occupied 14,000 square foot commercial
storefront building that nobody lives in, in a downtown shopping district, as
distinguished from the typical private collection in a garage, basement, etc.
-Dave
Right, I know you have a real building and are open to the public and
operate what I would consider a real museum. But where does one define a
museum when it comes to randos, the small shops, the people just
collecting donations for the price break, etc.
Someone I know has a museum, collects stuff, no business entity for it,
and it doesn't usually see the light of day. He says he plans to open a
museum someday, but he has no real business plan AFAIK. He does have some
stuff on display at another museum though.
- Ethan
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: Ethan O'Toole
