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Newseum Visitors Wait in Line During Final Days Before December 31 Closure

The line for admission to Washington’s Newseum stretched down the street on Saturday, December 28, as patrons waited to enter the museum before it was shuttered indefinitely. The Newseum, an interactive museum dedicated to journalism around the world, was set to close on December 31 because “remaining in the current location has proved to be financially unsustainable”, according to management. The Newseum has been located on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington. The building was to John Hopkins University. One Twitter user filmed this long line of visitors stretching down 6th Street NW. Credit: @Jkid4 via Storyful

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