12/13/17
The newest exhibition from the SFO Museum at San Francisco International Airport offers a look at some cool, coin-op machines that dispensed everything from perfume to gum and fortunes.
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05/13/17
Where to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Summer of Love - starting at SFO Airport.
02/22/17
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02/01/17
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12/11/16
If, by chance, you’ve got some time before or between flights at San Francisco International Airport, you’re in luck. That’s because the SFO Museum has just kicked off a new exhibition featuring more than sixty examples of early gambling devices, including the first automatic payout, three reel slot machine. According to the exhibition […]
10/21/16
A new exhibit from the SFO Museum in San Francisco International Airport features a great array of Ouija boards and other 'talking boards' that allowed spirits to send messages to the living. See it in SFO Terminal 2 - if you dare...
11/15/15
A new exhibition from the SFO Museum at San Francisco International Airport celebrates the twentieth anniversary of the Toy Story film with a presentation of artwork and artifacts from Pixar. Included in Toy Story at Twenty are maquettes, modeling sculptures, creative props and images that illustrate the development of Woody, Buzz, and the rest of […]
08/08/15
The SFO Museum at San Francisco International Airport is hosting an exhibition of traditional Japanese arts – mingei – in the International Terminal Main Hall through January 2016. The objects on view include lanterns, fans, iron kettles and toys and are on loan from the Mingei International Museum in San Diego, which collects and exhibits […]
05/19/15
The newest offering from the SFO Museum at San Francisco International Airport is an exhibition about monsters. Not the kind that live under the bed, but the monsters made famous by Universal Pictures, which pretty much invented the monster movie genre in 1923 with the Hunchback of Notre Dame and the Phantom of the Opera, […]