Seren Petro

Yes.

And people come from all over the world to check out their different exhibits, but also to use some of their texts.

They've got just such a great, great, rich collection of, like I said, STEM texts.

And I'm talking about even stuff that is like, I think the term is hermetically sealed.

Does that sound right?

I mean, it's climate control to make sure that it doesn't, you know.

Because they have things going back to ancient Greece.

Yeah, the current exhibit that they have, which we ran right into on our way back here to where we broadcast from, The Alchemy of Knowledge, showcasing how culture shifted during the scientific revolution.

Highlights that include rare historical tests from Galileo.

They have the actual text.

Isn't that wild?

Isaac Newton, Francis Bacon, they're all on display, immersive and interactive galleries that make the exhibit fun for all ages.

The gallery, the exhibition galleries are open Monday through Friday, 10 to 5, but also open before evening lectures.

So I would encourage you, if you're coming down, come down a little bit early and check out this beautiful place.

It's beautiful outside, too.

The grounds are, I think, a botanical garden.

They have all kinds of different plants and everything, but it's just beautiful outside.

So come on out and check out behind the goal tonight.

Again, go to Linda Hall dot org and you can check out all the exhibits that are going on right now here in the library.

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