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Happy New Year’s Eve! To quote from Air West's greeting card: "In the friendly spirit of the season, warm wishes for a pleasant holiday and a happy, prosperous New Year." The Aviation Museum and Library will be closed tomorrow to observe New Year's Day and will reopen on Thursday. All of our other galleries are open. holiday greeting card: Air West c. 1969 SFO Museum Gift of Thomas G. Dragges 2010.039.074
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