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These are updates of early 1980s slide pictures that I took around San Francisco, that I had converted into digital at Digital Revolution on 9th Street, San Francisco. They weren’t always so easy to do comparisons on as, I couldn’t remember where I took some of the original pictures from. I updated them yesterday on a misty at times Sunday, and I’ll post some more that Digita...

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These are links to old mystery stories set in San Francisco that I’ve covered in the past on my blog with then and now photography. (Only the images from the ‘Rising Tide’ link are thumbnail images) Some of the books are so, so, some of them are good, and one of them is folklore. My dedication is to NancyO, who reviews mystery stories in the portion of her blog, ‘the crime se...

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Naturally, I’m always interested in finding sites, articles, books, etc. with vintage San Francisco pictures. There’s a Facebook page that updates vintage San Francisco photos daily named ‘Historical San Francisco’. Some of their pictures I’ve seen before, but most of the ones they post are new to me. Here’s a few of their recent pictures where I went to the location and upda...

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Well, I was hoping Longfellow would be right and it would be raining yesterday when I went over to SF to update these vintage 1940s rainy day pictures from the SF Digital Library and opensfhistory.org, but it dried up by the time I got there. Well, at least it was cloudy. (Thumbnail images)

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With some of his work featured in my last post, in the summer of 1964 a photographer named Alan Canterbury took a large number of photographs around San Francisco. I found a collection of his pictures on the SF Library Digital Archives. I mentioned previously that I couldn’t find out much find out much about Alan, but I hoped he’s still with us. However, a friend of Alan name...

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