To the far left of the show's entrance, a lantern, attached to a long string, swings back and forth in perfect time.
A bell was rung at the entrance and the lantern was handed over to staff at the hospital, and it then went on a tour of the wards for patients to see.
In 1888 Morris attended a lecture given by the printer Emery (later Sir Emery Walkerr and was entranced by Walker's lantern slides of early types, greatly enlarged.
Lanterns illuminated the entrance and the breeze provided welcome respite.
Operators were urged to "enter every station as if there is a pair of yellow lanterns at the entrance," a scenario that would call for trains to observe a speed limit of 10 miles per hour, and for operators to sound a horn.
Eventually, we were escorted from the chic wood paneling of the lounge into the anthracite dining room, almost austere but for a stupendous carved wooden door at the entrance and jolly die-cut lanterns that cast incandescent elephants on the walls.
You'll see the white paper lanterns lining the entrance.
Virtually hidden is the detailing atop the hanging bronze lantern that lights the entrance lobby.
The ride's superhero themes are clear from the start, with a giant cutout of Green Lantern hovering over the entrance.
At the entrance to the gallery, a paper lantern equipped with a little speaker emits the sound of someone reading Lewis Carroll's delightful nonsense poem "The Jabberwocky".
