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{Biology Professor:
“What do you think of that slide?”
Professor Wagstaff (Groucho Marx):
“Well. I think he was safe at second, but it was very close.”}
These are some slide pictures I took along Market Street from 1983 to 1985, and updated Saturday. (Thumbnail images)
It’s the July 4th weekend, and a perfect day to head to the Beach!
“Hey, this ain’t a beach, Tim!
“You misunderstood me, I’m referring to Beach Street.”
No, there isn’t anymore beach along Beach Street, although Louis Loewenstein, in his book about the origins of San Francisco street names, writes that the beach actually did come up to Beach Street before...
Are you down for a long walk? Well, I sure am NOT! I did these photo sets on two different days, and some of them I lifted from posts I did in the past. Jones Street is an interesting choice; if you’re heading south, it starts out at Fisher...
Finishing up a triple play of old movie theaters in the Richmond District that started with the Clay Theater, then the Four Star Theater, and finishing with the Vogue Theater. This movie house originally opened in 1910 as the Elite Theater, on inf...