"The most useful item probably is a copy of the architect's plans for the original building, Levengood said, because the society didn't have a full set of plans. Now the staff is positive where the drains were placed, for instance, instead of being pretty sure based on experience with the building."

I guess it's all in the individual's idea of useful. I think that little fabric piece is amazing. Many of the 'important' buildings in the early 1900's have time capsules but we may be the last generation to know this. I know of one here that's not been opened yet and I'm not sure if it's common knowledge anymore or not.

Pam