Everyday Writing Museum

If I were to create an everyday writing museum it would consist of many displays and showcases of EW in chronological order from newest to oldest. Everything from notes, postcards, journals, lists and letters will line the walls, and the halls would be littered with graffiti. Each piece displayed will be important in the grand scheme and show how everyday writing and modern language was built upon it. Journals and diaries from the past will tell stories of ancient quarrels and strife and allow visitors to step into the author's shoes. Many artifacts will be have grown delicate through time so visitors will not be allowed to touch.The museum would consist of not only public EW, but very personal EW revealing thoughts and secrets. Museum-goers will be able to realize how important EW is in our everyday lives and to the extent of how often it is used.