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We've all been there.

Whether we purchased our ticket willingly, we're part of a school group, or we're brought there on a date.

We have stepped foot into a museum.

Buildings that service time capsules. Artifacts on display from ages past.

The starry night sits in the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

The painting seemingly plucked from Van Gogh himself.

Reconstructed mosaic street tiles sit under bright lights in the Houston Museum of Natural Science.

Pieces of history that the people of Pompeii walked on moments before the eruption of Mount Vesuvius destroyed their city forever.

And in Amsterdam, photos stay glued to the walls 78 years after a teenage girl decorated them with her favorite postcards and pictures of the world.

And in the end, Frank House.

From artwork to artifacts, thousands of display items in museums around the globe sit silently, waiting to come alive again in our eyes.

Some exhibits though. We may want to keep frozen where they are, suspended in time.

The Field Museum in Chicago is a marvel of a museum at over 480,000 square feet and made of towering white Georgia marble.

As you open the doors, you are immediately greeted by towering ceilings and Sue, the 42-foot-long T-Rex.

As you wander the main floor, footsteps echoing across the 300 million-year-old fossilized limestone flooring.

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