Grafton & Brighton
View north down Brighton to Muni K-Line #170 at terminus and Mt Davidson. Service to Grafton & Brighton ended when the Ocean Avenue loop opened 18 May 1952.
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Twin Peaks Tunnel
MUNI L-line streetcar #79 exiting West Portal
West Portal
Ulloa & 15th Ave
MUNI L-line streetcar #133 Mount Davidson in background
West Portal
Taraval & 40th Ave
View northeast to westbound Muni L-Line car #77 on Taraval Street. Cropped from image at wnp27.4001.
Sunset Outer
15th Ave & Taraval
MUNI L-line streetcar #51 southbound on 15th Avenue, near Larsen Peak. Taraval Street in background at left.
West Portal
Twin Peaks Tunnel
MUNI L-line streetcar #57 exiting East Portal near Castro St.
Castro
Market & 5th
Elevated view southwest across busy Market to MUNI 'Magic Carpet' PCC car #1003 with wings livery and many busses and streetcars, Penney's, Kress, California School of Beauty Culture. "Drums of India" playing at the Telenews Theatre.
Downtown / Union Square
19th Ave near Holloway
MUNI M-line streetcar #54 looking North
Stonestown
19th Ave near Junipero Serra
MUNI M-line streetcar #43 passing future site of Parkmerced (left).
Parkmerced
Sunset Tunnel
MUNI N-line streetcar #unk exiting West Portal near Carl & Cole
Cole Valley
Carl & Cole
View East on Carl from Cole, MUNI N-line streetcar #665 looking East, this was a railfan chartered fan trip. (Former Market Street Railway streetcar #265 was renumbered to #665 to avoid duplication after the 1944 merger)
Cole Valley
Carl & Cole
MUNI N-line streetcar #156 & 6-line #142 with advertisement for Redwood City Rodeo.
Cole Valley
Carl & Cole
View northwest across intersection to approaching N-Line PCC #1015.
Cole Valley
Ocean near Brighton
Ocean Avenue, near Brighton, view north toward Balboa Reservoir, MSRY 12-line streetcar #1722 eastbound. Mt. Davidson in background
Ingleside
Divisadero & Eddy
View east across intersection to MUNI 31-line streetcar #981 turning onto Divisadero. 'Russky Kustar, Russian Craftsman', was a shop opened in December, 1947 on the northeast corner, selling woodcraft and artistic objects, books records and toys from Russia. The shop and its owner, Jeremiah Feingold, was the subject of testimony in a December, 1956 hearing on 'Communist propaganda in the U.S.' by the House Un-American Activities Committee in San Francisco. A different house now stands at the corner of Eddy, moved from 751 Turk in the 1970s. Holy Cross Church in background.
Western Addition