Here are two photos of the interior of the UFO Museum at Roswell. Up front, where the man in the suit is standing, there is a lobby with couches, restrooms, souvenir shop and registration desk. This building used to be a movie theater. The lobby is still the lobby, but the auditorium has been converted into the spacious museum. Each of the cubicle areas focuses on a single aspect of the UFO phenomenon, even including peripheral exhibits such as crop circles, bigfoot/sasquatch and Mayan hieroglyphs. The vast research library is located off the main lobby, to the left in this photo. It is quite a place, now that it has had about ten years to mature and acquire additional artifacts, news articles, photos, and so forth. There is a large map in the lobby where visitors can stick little colored markers into their hometowns. You'd be amazed at where all the visitors have come from. In some areas, there is no room left for new markers. And the map on the wall behind the horse contains all sorts of tiny lights. You can push a button to light up all the known UFO landing sites in the world, another button to light up all the known sightings of UFOs, another to see all of the abduction sites, and other information. It is quite fascinating!

Roswell made a very smart move when it decided to capitalize upon its history as the UFO crash site. All this started about 10 years ago in connection with 1997's fiftieth anniversary of the crash. It goes without saying that there is no other city on Earth like Roswell.

This is the window display of a music store, which undoubtedly sells the "Music From The Pleiades" series by synthetic "keyboard channeler" Gerald Jay Markoe of New York City. I have several of Gerald's Pleiadian albums.

"Earth Station Roswell" is apparently the name of a new shopping mall that is going to be built in Roswell. There is an architectural diagram of the mall on the wall of the window display in the above photo. The main shopping area is the round section dubbed "The Mothership". Once this mall is completed, that will be another good reason to visit Roswell.