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Post and Laguna Streets, 1927
Photo: San Francisco History Center, SF Public Library
Pages in category "Western Addition"
The following 130 pages are in this category, out of 130 total.
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- Fight to Remediate Hunter’s Point Toxicity
- Fillmore Arches Torn Down
- Fillmore Bill: Bill Graham’s Legacy
- Fillmore Black Ghetto by Al Robles from rappin' with ten thousand carabaos in the dark
- Fillmore Cultural Capital
- Fillmore filipinos
- Fillmore Redevelopment
- Fillmore Street 1906
- Fillmore Street 1960
- Fillmore: The Beats in the Western Addition
- Fulton Street streetcars
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- Marcus Books, the Nation’s Oldest Black Bookstore
- Mary Ellen Pleasant
- Mayor George Christopher
- Mayor Jack Shelley
- McAllister Car Barn
- Mid-Twentieth Century Daily Life Scenes
- Moving Victorians in the Fillmore
- Mt. Zion Nursing School
- Multiple-Unit Buildings: Invisible Homes, Visible Publics, Derisible Lives
- My First Day Local 6
- My Tenants, the Black Panthers
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- Safety Net Torn Up by Government
- San Francisco Housing Authority and CANE
- San Francisco Housing Authority in the 1970s
- San Francisco Orphan Asylum Society
- Sargent Johnson: The "New Negro" Artist
- Saunders King: S.K.'s Blues
- Segregated and Substandard Housing in the 1920s
- Segregation and the Civil Rights Movement in San Francisco
- St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
- Students Confront Race During Birmingham at San Francisco State College, 1963
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- Talks: Fall 2019 Videos
- The 6 Gallery
- THE CLOUD HOUSE
- THE DESTRUCTION OF NIHONMACHI
- The Duboce Bikeway Mural: Gateway to the Wiggle
- The Fillmore: A Jewish Neighborhood in the 1920s
- The Fillmore: Black SF
- The ILWU and Western Addition Redevelopment A-2
- The John Coltrane Church
- The Race Card
- The San Francisco Film and Photo League
- Thomas Starr King
- Tracy Sims and the 1964 Civil Rights Protests
- Tree and the Free Farm
- Turk Street Between the Wars