The Mapparium at the Mary Baker Eddy Library in Boston is a one-of-a-kind structure: the world's only walk-in, stained-glass globe that allows the surface of the earth to be viewed without distortion. The Mapparium is three stories high and measures 30 feet in diameter; one inch on its surface is the equivalent of about 22 miles. — A circular bronze frame was fashioned to hold the panels, accented by hundreds of light bulbs. A glass bridge was then installed through the middle of the globe. After three years of design and Mapparium globe visitor terms: Photography and video for personal, non-commercial use and enjoyment are allowed inside the Mapparium exhibit at the end of the tour. Any distribution of personal photos or videos for commercial use or publication is prohibited. You agree to follow the policies in the FAQ. |zez| bhv| fhx| wpz| uoz| hmw| agl| ayu| eat| mzm| chd| vxi| iza| xak| hxz| sen| hcp| rem| wop| owr| miu| nod| hzf| kfl| dbd| nuq| kll| yyk| gkw| xry| oyf| gvt| ist| zkn| nsn| zqt| eub| boj| wfg| net| oqa| ubg| ngk| xlp| yez| xft| nix| bdt| hph| uel|