Tours
Tours of the FoundSF Archive
- "Hidden San Francisco" Tour
- "Ten Years That Shook the City" Tour
- Water Tour
- Shoreline Tour
- Historic Habitat and Wild Species Tour
- Transit History Tour
- Labor Tour
- Food Tour
- Redevelopment Tour
- Dissent Tour
- Anti-Nuclear Tour
- Anti-War Tour
Underground Railroad in San Francisco
The House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) Hearing and Riot of 1960
Women Workers and the Right to Vote
Yosemite Slough and Candlestick Point State Recreation Area
Blackpoint Flume pre-Fort Mason
Ships under Financial District
India Basin and the Southeast Bayshore
A Waterfront Planned: The 1990s and the New Millennium
California Indians and the Land
Coast Live Oaks (Quercus agrifolia)
Botanical Reminiscences of South of Market, 1896
Habitat Conservation Plan Compromises Survival of Native Species
Serpentine Grasslands and Maritime Chaparral
"Nature" and "Culture" at the Presidio
Community-Based Ecological Restoration at the Presidio
Potrero Commons 18th-Wisconsin
San Francisco's Community Gardens
The Discovery of San Francisco Bay (1542-1769)
A VISIT TO THE BAY AREA IN 1835 From Richard H. Dana's Two Years Before The Mast
Harrison Street Industrial Corridor
MUNI History I: The Gilded Age--Entrepreneurial Development, Competition and Consolidation
Public Transportation for Everyone
United Railroads Streetcar Strike 1917
Key System and March of Progress
NATIVE AMERICANS in the MISSION ECONOMY
The Workingmen’s Party & The Dennis Kearney Agitation
United Railroads Streetcar Strike 1917
Mechanization on the Waterfront
Local 2 and the Alliance of Rank and File
Office Workers on Strike: San Francisco 1981
WHAT DO SAN FRANCISCANS DO ALL DAY? Information Work
The Farmer with the Golden Plow: John Meirs Horner (1821-1912)
COW HOLLOW SANITATION SCANDAL c. 1900
Provincial Italian Cuisines: San Francisco Conserves Italian Heritage
San Francisco's Victory Gardens
Arresting 'Food Not Bombs' is Censorship
Harry Bridges Memorial Building
The Truth Behind MCO: Model Cities--End of the Mission
TOOR (Tenants and Owners in Opposition to Redevelopment)
Looking Back a Quarter-Century in 1976
Corwin Community Garden and Seward Mini-Park
Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman in SF
Bloody Thursday -1934 Labor Strike
The House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) Hearing and Riot of 1960
STRIKE!... Concerning the 1968-69 Strike at San Francisco State College
The Indian Occupation of ALCATRAZ
SIEGE OF STATE: Firing Point-Blank at San Francisco
I-Hotel Eviction Eyewitness Account
White Night Riot: May 21, 1979
Union of Concerned Commies 1979-1980, agit-prop theater and flyers
Gulf War demos - 1991
SURPLUSES and DISTRIBUTION - Food Not Bombs
Neither Their War Nor Their Peace - 2003 War Protests
FSLN in the Mission Late 1970s
Reflections from Occupied Ohlone Territory
Rise and Fall of Underground Comix
A Personal History of the Peoples Food System
Jung Sai Garment Workers Strike 1974
Poetry and Solidarity in the Mission
Women's Liberation and Small Group organizing
MCO and Latino Community Formation
Womens Liberation Changed Medicine
Third Worldism in 1970s San Francisco
Managua North: San Francisco's Solidarity Movement
Latinoamérica on Mission Street
View from Mullen Street in the 1970s
Anti-Nuclear, Anti-War Politics in the 1970s-80s
Diablo Canyon Timeline 1963-1983
The Diablo Canyon Blockade 1981
PG&E Buys a “Grassroots” Group
Abalone Alliance Sued for $1 Million
Bohemians Ballyhooed at Grove Gathering
Senator Alan Cranston: Hawkish Dove
New Age Culture in Anti-Nuclear Movement
Abalone Alliance: Growing, Growing, Gone?
Abalone Alliance Staffer Leaves
The Second Vandenberg Air Force Base Blockade, March 1983
Livermore Action Group Adopts New Strategy, Fall 1983
APOCAPOLITICS IN PRACTICE: THE END OF THE WORLD'S FAIR
The May Day 1971 protests in San Francisco
Bringing the War to Downtown San Francisco 1983
USS Missouri and San Francisco
Beyond Playing Dead--Playing To Win
Let’s Fake a Deal! A History of Arms Control
Raising the Stakes: Complete Disarmament
Anti-Persian Gulf War Movement Covered by Paper Tiger TV-West
Neither Their War Nor Their Peace
“STAY STRONG, THIS WAR IS LONG!” THE BATTLE OF SAN FRANCISCO