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On the mezzanine, reachable by staircase, is the brilliantly arranged Rose Hall of Birds, which permits a bird's-eye view of the dinosaur exhibits below.
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Rose Hall at Lincoln Center in New York City.
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But the fact is Pete Rose is in the Hall of Fame because he wasn't honest, he was a cheater.
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It occupies a place of honor in the 1, 200-square-foot Rose Museum on the hall's second floor, not far from Fitzgerald's spectacles, the trowel used to lay Carnegie's cornerstone and most precious a ticket from the opening-night concert, May 5, 1891.
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Gino Francesconi, director of the Carnegie Hall Archives and Rose Museum, said the composer, who conducted five of his works during the opening festival, was besieged by autograph seekers.
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Rose has still not been allowed into the Hall of Fame, a penalty that the league could also impose on someone like, say, Barry Bonds if it decided to.
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Bruce Bowen, Tim Legler, Hall of Famer Chris Mullin and Jalen Rose will provide analysis during The Finals.
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Now in the mornings I rose with a kind of zest and went directly to the hall mirror, where even my tumbled hair gave me a look of casual confidence, and the shadowy folds under my eyes spoke of someone in the habit of facing and overcoming obstacles.
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No one could be better at such a show-and-tell than Mr. Francesconi, 59, the venerable hall's first and only archivist and director of its Rose Museum.
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In the vast hall of Kuala Lumpur's World Trade Center, party members rose and applauded as he struggled through the final sentences.
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At some flower-strewn Roman feasts, rose petals were sprinkled on the food, the table, and all over the banquet hall.
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