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Images of Irish hill in the 1890s and as it appears today, but a remnant of its former self in the midst of an industtrial area. | Images of Irish hill in the 1890s and as it appears today, but a remnant of its former self in the midst of an industtrial area. | ||
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Irish Hill''' c. 1890''' | Irish Hill''' c. 1890''' | ||
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'''Same 1890 image in a fuller panorama.''' | |||
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Revision as of 16:30, 2 November 2008
Carving the east side of Potrero Hill for a railroad line, c. 1870s
Photo: San Francisco History Center, SF Public Library
File:Pothill$union-iron-shipyards-1995.jpg
1995 view from 19th St. and Pennsylvania of shipyards and Hwy 280 where Irish Hill used to be. . .
Images of Irish hill in the 1890s and as it appears today, but a remnant of its former self in the midst of an industtrial area.
Irish Hill c. 1890
Same 1890 image in a fuller panorama.
This is what's left of Irish Hill today, near 20th and Illinois.
photos courtesy San Francisco Maritime Museum and Chris Carlsson