I disagree (I think); I recently went to the Henry Ford where it has been transformed into a "learning place", where they present a narrative, catering to strolling through, the ambiance (and restaurants). The Henry Ford used to be a collection of Things, of Harley-Davidsons, vacuum cleaners, and electron tubes, each of which had its own up close detail and story to tell, regardless of what comforts provided, the items themselves were the topic. Most of the items are now back in storage, now a pre-scripted narrative, making room for human comfort.