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Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, also known as the Met, is a focal point in New York City for great works of art as well as one that regularly displays priceless works and antiques
Sarcophagus
The resting place, often bejeweled, of Egyptian mummies
Angel Statue
A small, marble statue supposedly sculpted by Michelangelo and purchased by Met for a mere $225.00. It is also the subject of Claudia and Jamie's mystery
Italian Renaissance Room
A room in the museum that houses fifteenth and sixteenth century art
Egyptian Room
A room in the Museum that displays artifacts and jewelry from ancient Egypt
Automat
A place where Jamie and Claudia can buy lunch from vending machines
Laundromat
The place where Jamie and Claudia wash and dry clothes
Library on 42nd Street
The first library Jamie and Claudia go to for research on the angel statue
Donnell Branch Library on 53rd Street
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