the time capsule and listing its contents," Leet said. "We are determining the best way to retrieve the time capsule without damaging the lion."

A Feb. 24, 1901, article in the Daily Globe described the box as being made of copper and contained letters from elected officials of the time, as well as buttons from the presidential campaigns of William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt.

The red-brick, white-steepled building, located in the heart of downtown Boston, was near the site of the 1770 Boston Massacre, which set the 13 colonies on the path to revolution and is a common stop for tourists visiting Boston.1 postcard, untraveled, with a color illustration of the Science and Education Building at the corner of Prado and Plaza de Panama during the Panama-California Exposition, San Diego, Calif. | "Published by I. L. Eno."--verso. | "C. T. Photochrom"--verso. | "4420"--recto. | "A-48673"--verso. | English.