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The museum anticipated three to four years of construction after a two-year review.

The president of Local 2110, Maida Rosenstein, said, "I don't think the museum anticipated that this group would stay out and be as steadfast as they were".

Campbell added that the museum anticipated the need to reduce the rest of its workforce by 10% by July, which could mean a reduction of as many as 250 additional full- and part-time jobs.

Few museums anticipated the proliferation of large-scale installations or the rapid growth of live and filmed performance work by artists during the past decade, and Tate Modern has now positioned itself as a primary showcase for these trends.

The planned film museum, now anticipated to open in early 2017, is to occupy a former department store building owned by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, which adjoins Lacma's exhibition halls in the mid-Wilshire area of Los Angeles.

"I just feel it's so important we maintain that history for our children," said Ellen Mandes, a member of the trust's board, and an avid collector who has donated hundreds of silver pieces and Victorian-era furniture for the museum's anticipated opening.

Some museum exhibitions anticipate drawing big crowds, and others, including "Tapestry in the Renaissance: Art and Magnificence" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, expect to appeal to a small, scholarly audience.

Briefing notes prepared ahead of the press launch for the BM exhibition last January, show the museum was anticipating difficult questions about the repatriation of some artifacts.

Beyond this, the museum is anticipating planetarium lines so long that astronomical lecturers are being hired to entertain standees with impromptu talks on science and space.

Ms. Oakes said museum officials always anticipated a drop in attendance in the second year because all museums experience a slump once they are no longer "the new kid on the block".

These restored and reassembled relics of slavery and segregation in the US, testimony to the march to freedom of black Americans, now form part of one of the country's most keenly anticipated museums in recent history.