I hadn’t seen lines like this since I tried to get into a bookstore in Dallas, Texas, where actor Jimmy Stewart was autographing copies of his book of poetry. That was like trying to get into a Dallas Cowboys home playoff game. On May 24-25, 2009, when the New Mexico History Museum opened, visitors waited patiently to check out the exhibits. The line stretched for blocks. Now, granted, admission then was free, but museum officials expected 10,000 visitors over the two-day event. They got 20
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