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Revision as of 19:54, 21 August 2009
Crystal Palace, a classic large center-city market, formerly at 8th and Market Streets, was located in a site that once housed a baseball stadium.
Photo: San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library
Pages in category "Civic Center"
The following 146 pages are in this category, out of 146 total.
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A
- A Brief History of the Gig
- A CHARITY OPERATION, TOO
- A Republican City
- Abe Ruef and the Union Labor Party
- AIDS/ARC Vigil 1985-1995
- An Eyewitness Recounts the Quake of 1906
- Anti-Persian Gulf War Movement Covered by Paper Tiger TV-West
- Arresting 'Food Not Bombs' is Censorship
- Auto Row on Van Ness
- Automobiles Take Over San Francisco Streets
- Avalon Ballroom on Sutter
B
C
- California Labor School
- Carla Jean Johnson Presente
- Casey at the Bat
- Cement Art
- Christopher Buckley and the Politics of Urban Growth
- City Workers Strike of 1976
- Civic Beautification
- Neighborhood/Geography
- Conservative Fight to Save Central Freeway
- Covid-19: The Virus of Delegitimation
- Crystal Palace Market
- Cyclorama at Tenth and Market
D
E
F
- Failed Politician Slaughters Mayor and Supervisor--and the Cops Cheer Him On!
- FISSURES IN GAY 'MECCA'
- FNB Activists
- Fox Theater
- Free City Puppets
- Free Travel to Cuba 1963
- Freedom Now! to Free Speech: How the 1963-64 Bay Area Civil Rights Demonstrations Paved the Way to Campus Protest
- From Carousel to Resurrection
- From the Politics of Polarity to the Politics of Hyperpluralism
- Fun Facts about the Ronald M. George State Office Complex
H
- Harassment of Pornographic Actors & Actresses Since the Sexual Revolution in San Francisco
- Hastings College of Law Built on Genocide?
- Hayes Street Grill—Fixing the Electricity
- Help, I'm Doing Hard Time in the Federal (or state or county or city) Bureaucracy
- Hotel Whitcomb: San Francisco’s Secret City Hall
- How The 1975 Community Congress Reshaped San Francisco Politics
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M
- Making the Tenderloin Livable
- Market and Guerrero
- Market and Valencia Powerhouse
- Market Street Between 9th and 10th and a Cursed Highrise
- Market Street Hub Neighborhood
- Marshall Square
- Mayor "Sunny Jim" Rolph
- Mayor Angelo Rossi
- Mayor Dianne Feinstein
- Mayor Dianne Feinstein's Failed Housing and Homelessness Policies
- Mayor Ed Lee
- Mayor Ed Lee's Police Legacy
- Mayor Elmer Robinson
- Mayor Frank Jordan
- Mayor George Christopher
- Mayor George Moscone
- Mayor Jack Shelley
- Mayor James Phelan
- Mayor Joe Alioto
- Mayor Roger Lapham
- Mayor Rolph and the Hetch Hetchy Project
- Mayor Rolph and the Municipal Railway
- Mayor Rolph and the New Civic Center
- Mayor Rolph and the Panama-Pacific International Exposition
- Mayors 1902-1912
- Michael M. O'Shaughnessy
- Midtown Mid-century
- Mission, 11th Street, South Van Ness and Market
- Museums and Public Art at the Turn of the 20th Century
- My First Day Local 6
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R
S
- S.F. Performing Arts Library and Museum
- San Francisco City Charters 1916-1932
- San Francisco Singularity?
- San Francisco Tradeswomen Organizing at the City Level
- San Francisco's Clean Little Secret
- San Francisco's Victory Gardens
- San Francisco’s Free Emergency Services: Gone and Forgotten
- Second Freeway Revolt
- Segregation and the Civil Rights Movement in San Francisco
- Students Confront Race During Birmingham at San Francisco State College, 1963
T
- Talks: Fall 2018 Videos
- Talks: Historical Perspectives / 2010-2012
- Terry Francois
- THE BURNING OF THE OLD STATE BUILDING
- The Farmer Still Comes to Town
- The Goodman Building
- The House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) Hearing and Riot of 1960
- The Reign of Rolph, 1911-1932
- The San Francisco Film and Photo League
- The Twins
- The Workingmen’s Party & The Denis Kearney Agitation
- Thomas Starr King
- Tracy Sims and the 1964 Civil Rights Protests