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| 1962 World Series program cover |
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| Tickets from Game 1 and Game 7 of the 1962 World Series |
1962 San Francisco Giants - from the 1962 World Series program
30 Kasım 2012 Cuma
Let's Go Giants!
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As the San Francisco Giants are on their way to clinching another World Series title, we indulged our "Orange October" fever by browsing the SF History Center's ephemera folders (SF. BASEBALL. GIANTS). Here is a peek at the 1962 World Series between the San Francisco Giants and the New York Yankees.
The Giants had just moved to San Francisco in 1958 and the tension of battling their former hometown team was heightened with rain delays in both cities. The teams played seven games with the Yankees winning the last game 1 - 0 and taking the series.
So, get out your orange and twirl those rally towels! With two games ahead, we're rooting for a 2012 World Series Championship parade and celebration!
1962 San Francisco Giants - from the 1962 World Series program
1962 San Francisco Giants - from the 1962 World Series program
San Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI at 100
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There are thousands of photographs and negatives of San Francisco's transportation systems in the San Francisco Historical Photograph Collection. Here are a few favorites from the collection which were published in San Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI to entice you to attend Muni at 100 at the Main Library on Wednesday, November 7. Transit historian, Grant Ute, and co-author of San Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI, will give a talk about the history of Muni. This will be a treat for streetcar fans!
The two images below are from the San Francisco Department of Public Works Photograph Albums. From 1912 to 1932 the San Francisco Municipal Railway fell under the jurisdiction of the Board of Public Works. In January 1932 under the new city charter, the new Public Utilities Commission took control over Muni.
Your official invitation to Wednesday's program! Before the program, visit the exhibition area outside the San Francisco History Center to view Cussed and Discussed: 100 Years of the Municipal Railway in San Francisco. The exhibition will be on display until January 24, 2013.
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| The A car departing from the Ferry Building |
There are thousands of photographs and negatives of San Francisco's transportation systems in the San Francisco Historical Photograph Collection. Here are a few favorites from the collection which were published in San Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI to entice you to attend Muni at 100 at the Main Library on Wednesday, November 7. Transit historian, Grant Ute, and co-author of San Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI, will give a talk about the history of Muni. This will be a treat for streetcar fans!
The two images below are from the San Francisco Department of Public Works Photograph Albums. From 1912 to 1932 the San Francisco Municipal Railway fell under the jurisdiction of the Board of Public Works. In January 1932 under the new city charter, the new Public Utilities Commission took control over Muni.
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| Forward San Francisco: Mayor Rolph in Mission Park (now Dolores Park), August 11, 1917 |
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| Church Street "J" line, car 72, negotiates the Church Street grade along Mission Park, Aug. 11, 1917 |
29 Kasım 2012 Perşembe
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Let's Go Giants!
To contact us Click HERE
As the San Francisco Giants are on their way to clinching another World Series title, we indulged our "Orange October" fever by browsing the SF History Center's ephemera folders (SF. BASEBALL. GIANTS). Here is a peek at the 1962 World Series between the San Francisco Giants and the New York Yankees.
The Giants had just moved to San Francisco in 1958 and the tension of battling their former hometown team was heightened with rain delays in both cities. The teams played seven games with the Yankees winning the last game 1 - 0 and taking the series.
So, get out your orange and twirl those rally towels! With two games ahead, we're rooting for a 2012 World Series Championship parade and celebration!
1962 San Francisco Giants - from the 1962 World Series program
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| 1962 World Series program cover |
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| Tickets from Game 1 and Game 7 of the 1962 World Series |
1962 San Francisco Giants - from the 1962 World Series programSan Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI at 100
To contact us Click HERE
There are thousands of photographs and negatives of San Francisco's transportation systems in the San Francisco Historical Photograph Collection. Here are a few favorites from the collection which were published in San Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI to entice you to attend Muni at 100 at the Main Library on Wednesday, November 7. Transit historian, Grant Ute, and co-author of San Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI, will give a talk about the history of Muni. This will be a treat for streetcar fans!
The two images below are from the San Francisco Department of Public Works Photograph Albums. From 1912 to 1932 the San Francisco Municipal Railway fell under the jurisdiction of the Board of Public Works. In January 1932 under the new city charter, the new Public Utilities Commission took control over Muni.
Your official invitation to Wednesday's program! Before the program, visit the exhibition area outside the San Francisco History Center to view Cussed and Discussed: 100 Years of the Municipal Railway in San Francisco. The exhibition will be on display until January 24, 2013.
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| The A car departing from the Ferry Building |
There are thousands of photographs and negatives of San Francisco's transportation systems in the San Francisco Historical Photograph Collection. Here are a few favorites from the collection which were published in San Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI to entice you to attend Muni at 100 at the Main Library on Wednesday, November 7. Transit historian, Grant Ute, and co-author of San Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI, will give a talk about the history of Muni. This will be a treat for streetcar fans!
The two images below are from the San Francisco Department of Public Works Photograph Albums. From 1912 to 1932 the San Francisco Municipal Railway fell under the jurisdiction of the Board of Public Works. In January 1932 under the new city charter, the new Public Utilities Commission took control over Muni.
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| Forward San Francisco: Mayor Rolph in Mission Park (now Dolores Park), August 11, 1917 |
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| Church Street "J" line, car 72, negotiates the Church Street grade along Mission Park, Aug. 11, 1917 |
28 Kasım 2012 Çarşamba
Let's Go Giants!
To contact us Click HERE
As the San Francisco Giants are on their way to clinching another World Series title, we indulged our "Orange October" fever by browsing the SF History Center's ephemera folders (SF. BASEBALL. GIANTS). Here is a peek at the 1962 World Series between the San Francisco Giants and the New York Yankees.
The Giants had just moved to San Francisco in 1958 and the tension of battling their former hometown team was heightened with rain delays in both cities. The teams played seven games with the Yankees winning the last game 1 - 0 and taking the series.
So, get out your orange and twirl those rally towels! With two games ahead, we're rooting for a 2012 World Series Championship parade and celebration!
1962 San Francisco Giants - from the 1962 World Series program
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| 1962 World Series program cover |
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| Tickets from Game 1 and Game 7 of the 1962 World Series |
1962 San Francisco Giants - from the 1962 World Series programSan Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI at 100
To contact us Click HERE
There are thousands of photographs and negatives of San Francisco's transportation systems in the San Francisco Historical Photograph Collection. Here are a few favorites from the collection which were published in San Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI to entice you to attend Muni at 100 at the Main Library on Wednesday, November 7. Transit historian, Grant Ute, and co-author of San Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI, will give a talk about the history of Muni. This will be a treat for streetcar fans!
The two images below are from the San Francisco Department of Public Works Photograph Albums. From 1912 to 1932 the San Francisco Municipal Railway fell under the jurisdiction of the Board of Public Works. In January 1932 under the new city charter, the new Public Utilities Commission took control over Muni.
Your official invitation to Wednesday's program! Before the program, visit the exhibition area outside the San Francisco History Center to view Cussed and Discussed: 100 Years of the Municipal Railway in San Francisco. The exhibition will be on display until January 24, 2013.
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| The A car departing from the Ferry Building |
There are thousands of photographs and negatives of San Francisco's transportation systems in the San Francisco Historical Photograph Collection. Here are a few favorites from the collection which were published in San Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI to entice you to attend Muni at 100 at the Main Library on Wednesday, November 7. Transit historian, Grant Ute, and co-author of San Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI, will give a talk about the history of Muni. This will be a treat for streetcar fans!
The two images below are from the San Francisco Department of Public Works Photograph Albums. From 1912 to 1932 the San Francisco Municipal Railway fell under the jurisdiction of the Board of Public Works. In January 1932 under the new city charter, the new Public Utilities Commission took control over Muni.
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| Forward San Francisco: Mayor Rolph in Mission Park (now Dolores Park), August 11, 1917 |
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| Church Street "J" line, car 72, negotiates the Church Street grade along Mission Park, Aug. 11, 1917 |
27 Kasım 2012 Salı
Let's Go Giants!
To contact us Click HERE
As the San Francisco Giants are on their way to clinching another World Series title, we indulged our "Orange October" fever by browsing the SF History Center's ephemera folders (SF. BASEBALL. GIANTS). Here is a peek at the 1962 World Series between the San Francisco Giants and the New York Yankees.
The Giants had just moved to San Francisco in 1958 and the tension of battling their former hometown team was heightened with rain delays in both cities. The teams played seven games with the Yankees winning the last game 1 - 0 and taking the series.
So, get out your orange and twirl those rally towels! With two games ahead, we're rooting for a 2012 World Series Championship parade and celebration!
1962 San Francisco Giants - from the 1962 World Series program
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| 1962 World Series program cover |
|
| Tickets from Game 1 and Game 7 of the 1962 World Series |
1962 San Francisco Giants - from the 1962 World Series programSan Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI at 100
To contact us Click HERE
There are thousands of photographs and negatives of San Francisco's transportation systems in the San Francisco Historical Photograph Collection. Here are a few favorites from the collection which were published in San Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI to entice you to attend Muni at 100 at the Main Library on Wednesday, November 7. Transit historian, Grant Ute, and co-author of San Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI, will give a talk about the history of Muni. This will be a treat for streetcar fans!
The two images below are from the San Francisco Department of Public Works Photograph Albums. From 1912 to 1932 the San Francisco Municipal Railway fell under the jurisdiction of the Board of Public Works. In January 1932 under the new city charter, the new Public Utilities Commission took control over Muni.
Your official invitation to Wednesday's program! Before the program, visit the exhibition area outside the San Francisco History Center to view Cussed and Discussed: 100 Years of the Municipal Railway in San Francisco. The exhibition will be on display until January 24, 2013.
|
| The A car departing from the Ferry Building |
There are thousands of photographs and negatives of San Francisco's transportation systems in the San Francisco Historical Photograph Collection. Here are a few favorites from the collection which were published in San Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI to entice you to attend Muni at 100 at the Main Library on Wednesday, November 7. Transit historian, Grant Ute, and co-author of San Francisco's Municipal Railway: MUNI, will give a talk about the history of Muni. This will be a treat for streetcar fans!
The two images below are from the San Francisco Department of Public Works Photograph Albums. From 1912 to 1932 the San Francisco Municipal Railway fell under the jurisdiction of the Board of Public Works. In January 1932 under the new city charter, the new Public Utilities Commission took control over Muni.
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| Forward San Francisco: Mayor Rolph in Mission Park (now Dolores Park), August 11, 1917 |
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| Church Street "J" line, car 72, negotiates the Church Street grade along Mission Park, Aug. 11, 1917 |
26 Kasım 2012 Pazartesi
Let's Go Giants!
To contact us Click HERE
As the San Francisco Giants are on their way to clinching another World Series title, we indulged our "Orange October" fever by browsing the SF History Center's ephemera folders (SF. BASEBALL. GIANTS). Here is a peek at the 1962 World Series between the San Francisco Giants and the New York Yankees.
The Giants had just moved to San Francisco in 1958 and the tension of battling their former hometown team was heightened with rain delays in both cities. The teams played seven games with the Yankees winning the last game 1 - 0 and taking the series.
So, get out your orange and twirl those rally towels! With two games ahead, we're rooting for a 2012 World Series Championship parade and celebration!
1962 San Francisco Giants - from the 1962 World Series program
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| 1962 World Series program cover |
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| Tickets from Game 1 and Game 7 of the 1962 World Series |
1962 San Francisco Giants - from the 1962 World Series program
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