In real life, the Einstein Papers Project is located on a quiet street lined with quaint expensive cottages. The project itself was housed in one of the smaller ones, dark, with a car port hanging off to the side. A small paved pathway led up to the front door which looked deceptively like a locked side door. One was uncertain whether or not it really was locked.
Before last year, the bursar's office was also located in the building, taking up the entire first floor. With all the busy, jaded women working the computers, I had wondered if the small blue sign in front with Einstein's signature was simply a decoration and not a formality.
