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Unfinished History

Mission Park (later called Dolores Park) as a Jewish Cemetery in 1876. Opened in 1860, closed in 1888, most remains moved from 1890–1895.

[1]: San Francisco History Center, SF Public Library

The old Jewish Cemetery c. 1880, reverse view of the 1880 view below of Mission Park (later called Dolores Park) and cemetery.

A view of Mission Park (later Dolores Park) as a Jewish cemetery, about 1880. Potrero Hill is in background right, 18th & Dolores at middle left side.

Photos: Private Collection, San Francisco, CA

View northeast from apx. 20th and Dolores, c. 1870s.

Photo: OpenSFHistory.org wnp37.02113-L

Nearby is the Mission Dolores Cemetery, c.1880, with a view of Liberty Hill looming in the background.

Photo: OpenSFHistory.org wnp4.1779a

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-'''Mission Park (later called Dolores Park) as a Jewish [[Old Cemeteries in the City|Cemetery]] in 1876. Opened in 1860, closed in 1888, most remains moved from 1890–1895.'''
+'''Mission Park (later called [[Dolores Park - 1906|Dolores Park]]) as a Jewish [[Old Cemeteries in the City|Cemetery]] in 1876. Opened in 1860, closed in 1888, most remains moved from 1890–1895.'''
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