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...us routes in San Francisco. The Route Number One Line crossed the Richmond District and Golden Gate Park to Mount Davidson. Edgehill is in the upper left fores

...entered struggles, African-Americans in South Berkeley, Oakland and nearby Richmond responded to violent police oppression through a variety of means including ...tiatives in four different cities in the Bay Area: San Francisco, Oakland, Richmond and Berkeley.[5] Shortly after the referendum was written, Seale was arrest

...ncisco lawyer and unofficial golf historian. Links grew up in the Richmond District and played the game at various uninspiring venues, but he quickly discovere Venturi grew up in the Ingleside District, not far from the 12th hole at Harding. He played his first round there, wi

[[Image:richmond$legion-of-honor-photo.jpg]] ...wers. Born in 1881 to poor Danish immigrants trying to [[Sand Dunes in the Richmond|farm the sand dunes]] at the edge of San Francisco, Alma de Bretteville was

...he San Francisco Labor Council, the city’s small Republican Party, and the Richmond Review newspaper all opposed Prop E, consistent with the city’s political ..., West of Twin Peaks, Visitacion Valley, Ingle-side, Excelsior, Chinatown, Richmond, Sea Cliff, Marina, Pacific Heights, Presidio Heights, and Laurel Heights.

...he Communication Company (“CC”), founded in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury district by Chester Anderson and Claude Hayward in January of 1967. This was the epi ...hat he shanghaied the machines and ran off with them. He had some place in Richmond or Alameda, and I remember going out there to talk to him and he took a sho

...he current Bay Bridge and the other at the approximate location of today’s Richmond-San Rafael Bridge. While the tops of the structures would serve as transpor ...was once wetlands and open water. The largest fill would have been off the Richmond, Berkeley, Albany, and Emeryville shoreline. The plan envisioned a twelve-m

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...and billiard tables. This was part of the separation off the main shopping district from the merchant-financial center along Montgomery Street. Centered around ...it shipped throughout the west and around the world.(15) From there, the district branched into ship engines, flour mills, fruit presses, sugar mills, sawmil

...ial property in Richmond, participated in a joint venture with the city of Richmond to develop terminal facilities, and operated that city’s wharf and wareho ...markable pipeline (owned by a subsidiary) extended from the Central Midway district across Tejon Pass and down to that company's refinery and to tidewater—a

...k couplet, as well as with some residents and businesses of the Sunset and Richmond Districts. These west-side interests wanted to preserve automobile access t ...nd stated that the Academy of Sciences and the Exploratorium in the Marina District had a decline in patronage attributable to ramp removal. Last, the report r

...e for a state orphan asylum. (For reference, 20 acres is six square Sunset District blocks.) Despite publishing his offer in the ''Sacramento Transcript'' ever ...e problem and the children were moved to another orphanage in the Richmond District. The property was eventually sold to the State of California.

...zcab founded Tommy’s Mexican Restaurant on Geary Boulevard in the Richmond District, with his wife Elmy, in 1965. Since then, Mayans from Mexico’s Yucatán p ...rtraits of the traditional working class and poor residents of the Mission District for an exploration of Latino identities and histories. This is a collaborat

...jobs up there. And then Kaiser started building those yards over there in Richmond. They needed hands to work in those places. ...use I had a friend of mine, she was a psychologist with the Oakland school district. She said a lot of the black teachers over there didn't want to be bothered

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The Sunset and Richmond districts are known for fog and sand. These features made the land west of ...Francisco and the undeveloped land west of Twin Peaks, later to become the Richmond and Sunset districts. He eventually owned about one-twelfth of the city.7

...the Jackson Square historical district at the north edge of the financial district, once filled with notorious [[BARBARY COAST|Barbary Coast]] dives. <br> ...ghts, Albany, El Cerrito, and central-east Oakland, with outlyers in Point Richmond, Crockett and South San Francisco. There is no comprehensive study of gentr

...thern part, in the [[1920s Melting Pot in Bayview|San Bruno Avenue/Portola District]]. That was certainly a working class, Jewish neighborhood, Jews and Itali ...as to bring people in and out of the center of the city into the Financial District. The subway system here doesn’t move people around the city, it moves pe