...Their efforts to supply the needs of a young city helped establish one of the area's most important industries and traditions.'''
...t east of [[The Palace of the Legion of Honor |the Palace of the Legion of Honor]].'''
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'''The Sugar Palace'''
...original Claus Spreckels Mansion (or "Sugar Palace"), 1899... It burned in the 1906 quake and fire.'''
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'''The Simmons Family in 1903 with the Cliff House in the background.'''
...ren, the youngest child in the picture, had two children who still live in the city, Robert John Simmons and Marilyn Simmons Harmon. Harold Levitt and Mar
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'''5 vintage postcards of Le Penseur'''
...nch Pavilion, Golden Gate Park, and the California Palace Of The Legion Of Honor ...
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...the route for electrification. (''Charles Smallwood, "The White Front Cars of San Francisco" 1978)
'''Manual labor clearing the right of way near Land's End, early 20th century.'''
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...The Palace of the Legion of Honor|Palace of Legion of Honor]] in NW corner of San Francisco.'''
...orm "cathedral synagogue," [[Temple Emmanu-el 1990s|Temple Emanu-El]], led the anti-Zionist camp.
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[[Image:richmond$legion-of-honor-photo.jpg]]
'''The Palace of the Legion of Honor in the mid-1990s.'''
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'''The Neptune Society Columbarium in the Richmond, 1995.'''
...to swing open for you like horror-movie doors, then slam shut behind you, the dull clang ringing out an inhuman "gotcha!"
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[[Image:marina$tower-of-jewels-falls.jpg]]
'''One of four Italian Towers comes crashing down at the [[PFA 1919 |end]] of the Panama-Pacific Exposition, 1916.'''
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'''Philanthropist, Socialite, and Patron of the Arts
...s parents, both Danish immigrants, struggled with near poverty during much of her early childhood.
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'''The Fine Arts Building of the 1894 California Midwinter International Exposition. '''
...ideals of the period discouraged public spending to support art activities of any kind.
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[[Image:City-of-paris-at-union-square.jpg]]
'''City of Paris with Union Square and I. Magnin’s.'''
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...hours but no longer a post office. The murals encircle the upper walls of the lobby.'''
...rancisco's main post office to communism.(2) In its daylong deliberations, the committee put history, as well as art, on trial.
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''Originally published in ''The Argonaut'' Vol. 14, No. 1, Spring 2003''
...ssage to Congress on January 4, 1935, President Franklin D. Roosevelt made the following declaration:
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Check [[Sources|Sources]] for a bibliography and an evolving collection of other reference resources.
<font size=4>A mini-archive of feature-length, amateur, and sponsored films in and around San Francisco</f
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