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  • '''Big Four Cemeteries seen here on 1870 map.''' '''1860-61''' Jewish community establishes [[[[Jewish Cemetery||two cemeteries: Nevai Shalome & Gibbath Olom]] (now [[Dolores Park|Dolores Park]])
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  • ...o follow were the Calvary Cemetery in 1860 and the Masonic and Odd Fellows cemeteries in 1864. The cemeteries became a popular place for Sunday family outings as the surveying for Golde
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  • '''Buena Vista Park gutter paved with marble headstones from old cemeteries.''' ...marble for city projects. The drain here is laid with tombstones from the cemeteries which covered the slopes of Lone Mountain.
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  • ...o follow were the Calvary Cemetery in 1860 and the Masonic and Odd Fellows cemeteries in 1864. The cemeteries became a popular place for Sunday family outings as the surveying for Golde
    4 KB (539 words) - 09:36, 29 October 2023
  • ...t Sand Waste" was just inhabited by [[Cemeteries at foot of Lone Mountain| cemeteries]]. ...ountain: [[Laurel Heights |Laurel Hill]], Calvary, Masonic and Odd Fellows cemeteries.
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  • By 1941, the Laurel Hill [[Old Cemeteries in the City|Cemetery]] was gone. The top of the hill was set aside for the [[McAllister Street 1909 |Prev. Document]] [[Old Cemeteries in the City |Next Document]]
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  • [[Image:Cemeteries-streetcars-in-Daly-City-at-Grand-View-Theatre-near-Union-Park-c-1910.jpg|72 '''Streetcars to Colma cemeteries in Daly City at Grand View Theatre near Union Park, c. 1910.'''
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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 remain [[Old Cemeteries in the City|Cemetery History]]
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  • '''Big Four Cemeteries seen here on 1870 map.''' '''1860-61''' Jewish community establishes [[[[Jewish Cemetery||two cemeteries: Nevai Shalome & Gibbath Olom]] (now [[Dolores Park|Dolores Park]])
    8 KB (1,085 words) - 09:38, 29 October 2023
  • ...ing headboards of the [[Cemeteries at foot of Lone Mountain |Lone Mountain Cemeteries]], and the foul water of the [[WATER! WATER!|Spring Valley Water Works]],"
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  • ...atically over the past 150 years. The sand dunes have disappeared, and the cemeteries are gone. Today the neighborhood is a vibrant residential, commercial, and [[Old Cemeteries in the City |Prev. Document]] [[Harry Bridges Memorial Building |Next Docu
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  • ...layground, later filled in. Original [[Old Cemeteries in the City|Big Four cemeteries]] visible at upper right.'''
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  • Life in a cemetery can get rather sedentary. And military cemeteries are even less lively than most. For one thing, they tend to be uniformly . ...made grave markers betrays a humanity generally absent from human military cemeteries.
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  • ...is now a senior assisted living facility. Further in the distance is the [[Cemeteries at foot of Lone Mountain|Calvary Cemetery]].'''
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  • ...er in this guide. (For a more complete guide to these and other California cemeteries, see Culbertson & Randall's ''Permanent Californians''.) ...Arizona and the O.K. Corral. To find him, follow the road between the two cemeteries to the C. Meyer mausoleum. Follow the path to the Sophia Isaacs boulder, fe
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  • ...dead. In an attempt to liven things up, the City passed a 1938 law banning cemeteries from within the city limits, and many thousands of the Richmond's most stol ...es. Emmet knows full well that many, if not most, of the bodies in the old cemeteries were never dug up and transplanted. "There's plenty of dead folks out here,
    11 KB (1,784 words) - 23:21, 27 August 2014
  • ...of the Legion of Honor]], itself built upon an old potter's field (a [[Old Cemeteries in the City|cemetery]] for unnamed and unmarked bodies). The land here is n ...ory:Richmond District]] [[category:1900s]] [[category:transit]] [[category:cemeteries]]
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  • ...to the San Miguel Hills with the young park in the foreground, east to the cemeteries with the dome of City Hall and Nob Hill in the background and west across t
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  • [[category:1890s]][[category:Cemeteries]][[category:Ecology]][[category:Roads]][[category:San Francisco outside the
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  • ...ng. As you crest the hill at Baker, you notice the Calvary and Odd Fellows cemeteries off to the North. Buena Vista has been recently reserved as a park by commi
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  • [[Clement Streetcars|Prev. Document]] [[Cemeteries at foot of Lone Mountain|Next Document]]
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  • ...159 Liberty Street, near Dolores Park (then two [[Jewish Cemetary |Jewish cemeteries]]). But the start of [[Cable Cars |cable car]] service on Clay Street in 1
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