The aerial archive

Horror Nights theming at center of the primary Universal Studios Florida gift shop.

Cereal boxes with character versions by the Jim Henson Company. Muppet monster photos on reverse, celebrating 70 years of the Muppets.

Walking Taco has returned to #HHN with new variations.

Lil' Boo Shoulder Pal. $28.

Frankenstein's Monster skull pillow. $37, seen at the year-round Halloween shop in Islands of Adventure.

Curator figures likely used in the development of a prior #HHN Tribute Store. In the current Museum of Antiquities.

Display of some previous #HHN Mold-a-Rama figures. In the Tribute Store, or Museum of Antiquities.

Indexes to paintings on display in the #HHN Tribute Store.

Some of the paintings on display in the #HHN Tribute Store. Museum of Antiquities.

A Lil' Boo painting in the Museum of Antiquities. #HHN Tribute Store.

A Museum of Antiquities card on the floor in the #HHN Tribute Store. Of a painting that is on display in the museum.

A Museum of Antiquities card on the floor in the #HHN Tribute Store. Facing a counter, so seen upside down here. With facade artwork of prior Tribute Stores. Note also the Sahara Traders brochure.

Map of the #HHN Museum of Antiquities, or Tribute Store. Much of it is the actual space of the Revenge of the Mummy gift shop and adjacent arcade (currently rooms of the museum). Note the Stein Collection. Wonders of Egypt.

A pair of busts on loan to the #HHN Tribute Store, or Museum of Antiquities. Also themed characters of prior events. Signs say on loan from the Stein family. Perhaps Jay Stein, a Universal executive who founded Universal Orlando in the 1980s.

A statue on display in the #HHN Tribute Store. Museum of Antiquities. The mixed and crowded collection seems to be inspired by how museums were done, say, 100 years ago. A museum in Boston, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, is like this. Founder said that nothing can change.