A temporary, physical archive titled “The Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Reading Room” has opened in New York City’s Tribeca neighborhood, turning millions of pages of legal records into a massive public exhibit. Created by the Washington-based pro-democracy nonprofit Institute of Primary Facts, the two-story pop-up installation compiles roughly 3.5 million pages of Department of Justice documents released under the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
By binding these files into over 3.500 numbered volumes that take up more than 17,000 pounds of physical shelf space, organizers aim to slow down the digital noise of social media and present the evidence of corruption and crime in an undeniable, tangible format.
The exhibit features a detailed timeline focusing on the multi-decade relationship between President Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, tracing their interactions from their early association to their eventual fallout over a property dispute.
