Direct the CIA's private museum in Langley, Virginia to allow public exhibition of it's historical artifacts

The CIA's private museum holds thousands of artifacts tracing the agency's history from WWII through the War on Terror. The museum is closed to the public and only seen by employees and invited guests. Since much of the collection is neither classified, nor sensitive, we petition the administration to direct the museum to exhibit those artifacts deemed benign, to the public. We believe this will foster a better appreciation for what the agency does, it's role in foreign policy and world events, and it's significance in American history.