A view of Spokane and the mountains beyond as seen from the grounds of the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture.

A statue of stacked animals was on display in front of the museum.

The jaw of a large animal had been sectioned to show the arrangement of bones and teeth.

An antique bicycle was on display on a shelf along with other items from that period.

An antique view camera with its brass lens and trigger bulb.

Miniature Cathedral Model (Tramp Art) 1951-1969 Built of Tennessee red cedar in 3200 hours by retired Lutheran minister, Rev. J.J. Mikelson.

A Carbon-Arc Motion Picture Projector was on display. It was General Electric's "Simplex" projector, first used in Spokane's Granada Theater and then in Sacred Heart School of Nursing.

"The Navigators" 2009 by Artist: Brad Rude. Materials were Stone, Bronze, Wood, Steel. It was a Gift From Scott and Betty Lukins And Their Family

"The Navigators" 2009 by Artist: Brad Rude. Materials were Stone, Bronze, Wood, Steel. It was a Gift From Scott and Betty Lukins And Their Family

A work of art by Peter Thomas in which an animal emerged from the wall of the studio.

A mastodon by artist Peter Thomas emerged from the wall and had a bit of the wall stuck to one of its tusks.