Thread by @CIA

Dear DCRoadTripper,

CIA #Museum is not open to the public, so you can’t come here in person. However, Washington DC is home to @smithsonian’s wonderful museums [free & open to the public!] & 2 museums run by our colleague’s @FBI & @NSAGov.

bit.ly/2WGjGdu

#AskMollyHale

If you contact your local congressional representative, you can look at arranging a tour @FBI Headquarters of its exhibit, The FBI Experience: bit.ly/2F5oPWE

And @NSAGov has its very own National Cryptologic Museum: bit.ly/2FbzuiK

#AskMollyHale

As for CIA, although you may not be able to visit our museum in person, we do have the next best thing: We can open our virtual doors to you!

bit.ly/31whyZx

Take a sneak peek inside CIA HQs, including the Memorial Wall, “Bubble,” Kryptos, & our galleries

#AskMollyHale

If you want to go more in-depth, we have three publications available online that you may be interested in:

- Sites to See at CIA: bit.ly/2IekF0v
- Memorial Wall Pub: bit.ly/2WK7ZHG
- A Curator's Pocket History of CIA: bit.ly/2IGy0xI

#AskMollyHale

If you’re looking for something to listen to while on your #roadtrip to DC, you can always check out the @washingtonpost’s #Retropod #podcast, where our historians recently shared the stories behind some of our most interesting #artifacts.

wapo.st/31w5hEy

#AskMollyHale

CIA #Museum also has a large part of its unclassified collection online, if you’re interested in exploring relics from our past: bit.ly/2ZlZJdN

It’s like Indiana Jones, except without all the snakes.

~ Molly

#AskMollyHale