But as of a few hours ago, a new sign was posted next to the DPH sign.
Tuesday, July 31. 2012
Tu Lan on 6th Street to re-open in 3 weeks
Top stories all over about Tu Lan closing because of health code violations
But as of a few hours ago, a new sign was posted next to the DPH sign.
But as of a few hours ago, a new sign was posted next to the DPH sign.
Civic Center farmers market - the first Friday August 3, 2012
The very first Civic Center Farmers market on Fridays is this Friday, August 3rd, 2012
Critical Mass 20th Anniversary stickers
Coming soon to a bike post near you. This one in Mid Market
Tenderloin Housing Clinic now biggest non profit in San Francisco
crackheads of the day #61
Mid Market search and rescue teams live in action, in the corrupt Twitterloin!
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Sunday, July 29. 2012
It Crawled From the vault #51
Moby Grape, USDC Gym October 6, 1974
This is probably a typo on the tape and is more likely to be UC San Diego 1974. The Grape played Santa Monica Civic the previous day and is the only show listed at the concert database for 1974. The Santa Monica show probably wasn't taped, but the poster is below
http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/55541835/file.html
Also, for the very first time since it was aired 12 years ago, VH1, Where Are They Now - Moby Grape segment from 2000.
For people that don't know the history of Moby Grape and their start in San Francisco, this is worth a watch (Moby Grape did win their rights back in 2006, 6 years after this was aired, which is why you can buy official live albums on Sundazed now for the first time). The Grape also played last night, July 29, 2012, at Louiefest in Tacoma
This is probably a typo on the tape and is more likely to be UC San Diego 1974. The Grape played Santa Monica Civic the previous day and is the only show listed at the concert database for 1974. The Santa Monica show probably wasn't taped, but the poster is below
http://www63.zippyshare.com/v/55541835/file.html
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I attended a Moby Grape show in National City (suburb of San Diego, big
sailor hangout) on August 8, 1974. I remember the date because we watched
Nixon resign on television before going to the show. They were great. It
was the line-up with Johnny Craviotto on drums and Jeff Blackburn in the
Skip spot. I remember JC singing a great version of Gone Dead Train and
Mosely rocked Goin' Down.
Also, for the very first time since it was aired 12 years ago, VH1, Where Are They Now - Moby Grape segment from 2000.
For people that don't know the history of Moby Grape and their start in San Francisco, this is worth a watch (Moby Grape did win their rights back in 2006, 6 years after this was aired, which is why you can buy official live albums on Sundazed now for the first time). The Grape also played last night, July 29, 2012, at Louiefest in Tacoma
Friday, July 27. 2012
Lurkin on Larkin
People are lurkin on Larkin, via greendressgirl in the TL, which could be a step up from dope alley or Heroin street
no worries at Dotties
The line at Dotties True Blue cafe this morning
mural at Market and Franklin
This is the newest street art on Market street, completed June 16, 2012 by Isaac Tin Wei Lin and Thom Lessner, both pictured here, via Lin's flickr stream
Thursday, July 26. 2012
San Francisco street art compilation
all in one photo via Esther Reyes
Street art from Hayes Valley, Lower Haight, Tenderloin, SOMA, Mid-Market, Mission District, and Polk Gulch
Street art from Hayes Valley, Lower Haight, Tenderloin, SOMA, Mid-Market, Mission District, and Polk Gulch
Market Street Bombing, July 22, 1916
529 Stevenson gutted
This was a warehouse, light manufacturing with at least one Chinese garment factory a few years ago, but 527-529 Stevenson has been sold and it is currently being converted into 60-67 new apartments in Mid Market
This is between 6th and 7th and the building fronts both Stevenson and Jessie alleys. It's one of the very few new residential buildings so far in Mid Market near 6th that is being built for young urban professionals. (see the planning commission report below)
This is what it looks like today, all gutted
On Stevenson alley
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This is between 6th and 7th and the building fronts both Stevenson and Jessie alleys. It's one of the very few new residential buildings so far in Mid Market near 6th that is being built for young urban professionals. (see the planning commission report below)
This is what it looks like today, all gutted
On Stevenson alley
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Wednesday, July 25. 2012
Jane Kim at the Hartland Hotel
Tuesday, July 24. 2012
Mid market in the 60's and 70's
Hard to know where to begin, but some images of Mid Market in the 60's are quite shocking compared to how far downhill it went in the 80's and 90's, and 2000's
This is probably the most stunning of all. This is Market street looking west between 5th and 6th and up to 7th, 1961. You can see the Warfield sign on the right, and Kress (925 market) and Weinsteins (1035-1041 Market) department store on the left. You can see almost the same thing in the previous post from 1958 at another angle
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This is probably the most stunning of all. This is Market street looking west between 5th and 6th and up to 7th, 1961. You can see the Warfield sign on the right, and Kress (925 market) and Weinsteins (1035-1041 Market) department store on the left. You can see almost the same thing in the previous post from 1958 at another angle
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Mid Market 1958
This is one of the better street scene photos of Mid market circa 1958 from the SFMTA
The building on the left is 901 Market and this is looking up Market towards 6th street, and the block where this was taken from was demolished when BART was built and is now Hallidie plaza at Powell and Market
Mid Market really was a thriving district in the 1950's - 60's, all the way up past 7th and 8th streets
The building on the left is 901 Market and this is looking up Market towards 6th street, and the block where this was taken from was demolished when BART was built and is now Hallidie plaza at Powell and Market
Mid Market really was a thriving district in the 1950's - 60's, all the way up past 7th and 8th streets
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