In 2016, a small group of tourists visited Simi Beauty Salon in West Palm Beach, Florida.

One of them was a 22-year-old woman who had been there since the late 1980s and said she loved the place.

“It’s like a mini-Museum in here,” she told the Palm Beach Post in 2016.

“They have a big display of old photographs of me and my sister.”

The Post reported that this was not the first time the salon had been visited by tourists.

In 2013, a visitor from China had paid $4,000 for a photo op with Simi’s owner.

The man, who is still unidentified, is still a celebrity and a prominent face in Palm Beach.

When Simi was recently remodeled, a wall was added to showcase a few old photos.

But it’s not just the photos that make Simi a museum.

The salon is filled with vintage beauty products.

There’s a photo booth with a vintage mirror and a vintage vanity, which is currently on display.

“This was probably the first salon in Palm Bay where I met people who really loved the salon,” said Simi owner Lisa D. Hagan, in a recent interview with ABC News.

“You have to do a lot of research to find the best products and then you just go to the salon.”

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Hagan also said she was surprised to find out that there were even people who didn’t like the salon.

“People who don’t really like the idea of living in a mall,” she said.

“I mean, they are like, ‘What the hell is this?’

But I can tell you that this is the one place I have lived in this entire time.

I’m still here.”