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A barbershop opened at San Francisco International Airport in the 1970s. At the opening ceremony, airport Director William J. Dwyer received a haircut from barber Joseph Dias. Do you remember this barber shop at SFO? Image: Barber shop at San Francisco International Airport, c. 1975. SFO Museum Collection. 2011.032.2331
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