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This Saturday its doors will be opened to the public as a museum to immigrant working class life . In the wake of the attacks , Thirteen opened its doors to the Red Cross and the Mayor 's Office of Emergency Management . These actions will ensure that the instruments are placed with ACIS in the out-of focus position and HRC in-focus with its door closed . Dedicated to the welfare of the great common life of the State , [ the College ] may not much longer close its doors to one half of the community because of their sex , neither may it narrow its labors or its sympathies to any class , to any favored few . Among other things she gave Dickens the subject for a novel , from what she had herself observed at the outside of a house in her street ; of which the various incidents were drawn from the condition of its blinds and curtains , the costumes visible at its windows , the cabs at its door , its visitors admitted or rejected , its articles of furniture delivered or carried away ; and the subtle serious humuor of it all , the truth in trifling bits of character , and the gradual progress into a half romantic interest , had enchanted the skilled novelist . The Islamic cultural center in Milan , north Italy has opened its door before guests and journalists for the first time for several hours on Saturday and its officials stressed that they have no links to extremists or terrorists and never carried out any activity that violates the law . The Field Museum welcomes more than a million visitors through its doors each year . After closing , the spa will reopen its door for your exclusive use . This dynamic site of basic medical research and education opens its doors to the general public . Oman appears to be a new promising market and a key investment base of Thai business persons and investors , as the oil-rich country is opening its door wider to welcome foreign trade and investment , Thai news agency ( TNA ) reported .