The Starfleet museum and repository in San Francisco where Jean-Luc Picard keeps a private quantum archive of mementoes, including Data's painting of a hooded woman titled Daughter.
The Starfleet Archive Museum is a facility in San Francisco seen in the Picard premiere, Remembrance. Among its holdings is the retired admiral's personal quantum archive, a secure vault whose contents are held in stasis and brought out on request by a holographic archivist called Index.
After Dahj comes to him for help and he dreams of Data painting, Picard travels there to check a memory. The archive holds keepsakes of his career, among them a model of the Stargazer, a Klingon blade, a banner from Captain Picard Day and models of the ships he commanded.
He asks to see a canvas Data painted in 2369, one of a pair with the picture hanging in his study at the vineyard. Its faceless woman now has Dahj's face, and Index confirms that Data called it Daughter. Dahj finds Picard outside the building, and they are attacked on a nearby rooftop shortly afterwards.