The museum contains life-size dioramas of Lincoln's boyhood home,[2] areas of the White House, the presidential box at Ford's Theatre, and the settings of key events in Lincoln's life, as well as pictures, artifacts and other memorabilia.[3] Original artifacts are changed from time to time, but the collection usually includes items like the original hand written Gettysburg Address, a signed Emancipation Proclamation, his glasses and shaving mirror, Mary Todd Lincoln's music box, items from her White House china, her wedding dress, and more.[4] The permanent exhibits are divided into two different stages of the president's life, called "Journey One: The Pre-Presidential Years", and "Journey Two: The Presidential Years", and a third, the "Treasures Gallery".[5] Temporary exhibits rotate periodically. Past exhibits have dealt with the Civil War and Stephen A. Douglas.[6][7] As of February 2014[update], a collection of Annie Leibovitz's photography, including photos of Lincoln's items, is on display.[8][9]