There is an aura of dissociation in any recent piece I have read on this issue of keeping the museum open. I  used to be intrigued by their story, and by the photos of the five little girls, and yet, now there are only two, we see only pictures of them as 83 year olds, not as little girls or teenagers, or as babies.  The  old images we see of the five, now, identify them as a group, not as individuals.  

If you want to garner interest in these two that are left, in the request they are making, then why not show images of the two individuals as little ones,  playing, or posing, and identify them in group pictures.    It is hard to relate to them as real children, when it is only the media's presentation of them that we get to see.   It's almost as if the media of today is perpetuating the original problem - not really seeing them as human beings. 

The story of these five remarkable premature babies survival should be preserved for all Canadians to remember in years to come.