[[Image:Tel Hill 1890 View north from Alta Street of three boys and a girl standing on hills ...Hill, during the early period of organizing to stop the destruction of the hill by quarrying. [[Julius' Castle|Layman's Castle]] is visible at upper left o

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The other is on Russian Hill on Chestnut Street. [[Image:Octagon-House-on-Russian-Hill P1100020.jpg]]

...ly upper-class San Franciscans, organized opposition through their Russian Hill Improvement Association (RHIA). What now can be seen as a curious irony a h ....” (S.F. Chronicle, Dec. 7, 1960). But the well-heeled denizens of Russian Hill began their campaign too late to stop the Fontana Towers, which were built.

...The Semaphore'' #207, the publication of the [http://www.thd.org Telegraph Hill Dwellers Association]'' ...nt Association, Aquatic Park Neighbors, North Beach Neighbors, and Russian Hill Neighbors. Their persistent, extraordinary effort will benefit San Francisc

...Street Pier San Francisco Maritime Museum National Park, seen from Russian Hill, [[Ghirardelli Square|Ghirardelli Square]] at left, [[The Unselling of Alca ...gory:Famous characters]] [[category:Fisherman's Wharf]] [[category:Russian Hill]]

...nitial support for these improvements the public began to turn against the hill flatteners. The grading was messy work, adding yet more mud to the as yet u ...atteners continued to have their way. The Second Street Cut through Rincon Hill was made in 1869. Behind the plans for a cut was the wealthy land owner, Jo

''by Chris Carlsson, from [http://www.potreroarchives.com Potrero Hill Archives Project] papers'' '''Carving the east side of Potrero Hill for a railroad line, c. 1870s'''

[[Image:View E from Russian Hill circa 1890 wnp37.00922.jpg|800px]] '''View east from Russian Hill over North Beach, c. 1890.'''

''Photo: Potrero Hill Archive Project'' ...untry, and 5% were Negro. Of the immigrants, 29% were Italian and 18% were Russian.

'''31 Alta Street on Telegraph Hill, 2012.''' ...rinted cards were sent to a prospective clientele announcing her Telegraph Hill Tavern as having “all the atmosphere of the Montmarte with a Marine view.

...Russian Hill (Jones & Vallejo); Clarke's Point (eastern side of Telegraph Hill); 1st & Clementina; North Beach (near Powell & Lombard) ...es: [[For Whom the Belle Toils:|Mission Dolores]]. Russian Hill. Telegraph Hill. North Beach, Yerba Buena, and Presidio.

...ies in the Inner and Outer Mission, Excelsior, Bernal Heights, and Potrero Hill where they could work in nearby factories, warehouses, workshops, and railr ...eel and spectacular views, residing on the slopes of Telegraph and Russian Hill, where the rents are very high. North Beach has gradually evolved into a ne

...nn, originally published on [http://www.fog-city.de/stone-quarry-telegraph-hill/ San Francisco Fog City/Stadt Des Nebels]'' [[Image:30th and Castro c 1915 Looking west at Gold Mine Hill. Gray Brothers quarry building on left. (Manning Collection) wnp26.1126.jpg

<font size=4>Little House on Russian Hill—When Laura Ingalls Wilder lived in a Willis Polk Home during the Pan-Paci ..., from the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, seen here from Russian Hill.'''

[[Image:C1957 View west from The Embarcadero near Lombard toward Telegraph Hill. Belt Line locomotive 22 and Belt Line Railroad roundhouse at right, Julius [[Image:Norbeach%24telegraph-hill-history%24school-street_itm%24school-st1.jpg]]

[[Image:View W from Russian Hill 1890s wnp71.1498.jpg|800px]] ...len Factory and pumping station with twin stacks for reservoirs on Russian Hill. Water flume from Lobos Creek at right.'''

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...rom Islais Creek near Glen Park around the south and east slopes of Bernal Hill to a reservoir at 16th and Brannan. The barn in the distance was in the sou A cousin of my father's had been drowned in the Russian River. His body was to be buried in Holy Cross Cemetery in Colma, which was

...against the small hill that rose immediately above San Bruno Avenue was a Russian family; the neighbors were impressed when they added a sauna to the house. [[Image:Hill-above-San-Bruno-Ave-Pauline-Aldredge-watercolor.jpg]]