Trump's name is off the Kennedy Center, but it is prominently displayed at The Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Reading Room, open now in D.C.. Courtesy of the Institute for Primary Facts, the Trump-Epstein Reading Room displays all the currently available, partially redacted, Epstein files, bound into 3,437 volumes. You can confront the extent of the information our "justice" system has refused to act on, share thoughts on a response wall, call the DOJ directly, and see the Trump-Epstein timeline.
Open to the public from 10-8 Saturday and Sunday.
The upstairs room. People of different ages, genders, and ethnicities are gathered around tables writing messages. The back wall is filled with reflective and/or angry notes from visitors. Additional notes have been attached to metal pillars in the room.
A small framed notice placed on an empty bookshelf at the end of the display states that these shelves are "Reserved for the next release of files by the U.S. Department of Justice."
Volume 2,154 of the 3,437 bound volumes of The Partially Redacted Epstein Files is displayed on a wooden shelf facing outward. Volumes 2,149 and 2,1555 are shelved on either side. Beneath the wooden shelf is another shelf containing more volumes.
A plate-glass storefront with white lettering: The Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Reading Room. Through the glass you can see people and exhibits. Cars and people are reflected in the window.