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Our newest exhibition, “Mathematics: Vintage and Modern” is now on display post-security in Terminal 2! Featuring mechanical calculators, slide rules, teaching tools for students, vintage children’s toys and games, and several works of art, the exhibition explores historical mathematical instruments and the intersection of math and art. See “Mathematics: Vintage and Modern” post-security in Terminal 2 and online: https://bit.ly/MathAtSFO
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