
Comparison photos of 46th Avenue and Ortega Street 93 years apart.
Comparison photos of 46th Avenue and Ortega Street 93 years apart.
Comparison photos of Clement Street near Fifth Avenue 80 years apart.
Comparison photos of Irving Street and Ninth Avenue 108 years apart.
Comparison photos of Geary Boulevard and 28th Avenue 52 years apart.
Photos of the southwest view of 33rd Avenue and Taraval Street from 1951 to 2022.
Comparing photos of Clement Street and Eighth Avenue, 76 years apart.
This photo from the 1930s shows the Market Street Railway 7-line streetcar #135 southbound headed west on Lincoln Way. SF Municipal Railways map described the streetcar’s route as starting at the Bridge Terminal, then headed down Market Street to Haight Street to Lincoln Way to Ocean Beach to Balboa Street.
This photo, circa 1950, shows the view looking northeast from near the foot of Cabrillo Street, across the Great Highway from the popular amusement attraction, Playland at the Beach.
This 1990 photo of the San Francisco Ice Rink/San Francisco Ice Arena on 48th Avenue was taken about a year before the building was demolished. It was located at 1557 48th Ave., between Kirkham and Lawton streets.
The two homes and the gas station on the corner of Second Avenue and Balboa Street have all been demolished for apartment buildings. In 1951, the basement of 26 Balboa St., center, housed the Helene Hardin Theatrical Talent Agency.
View north on 48th Avenue toward Pacheco Street on Jan. 2, 1925. Drivers had no worries about finding a parking space back then. Fire Chief Dennis Sullivan’s beach cottage is on the left. Located at 1984 Great Highway, the cottage was built in 1905.
Two views of Clement Street and Ninth Avenue, almost 75 years apart.
Photos of Sunset Boulevard from 1931 (before it was paved) and recently in 2022.
Photos of the Alexandria Theatre on Geary Boulevard from 1943 and 2022.
Below: This is the view looking west from Parnassus and Fifth avenues in 1948. Back then, the Muni 6-Line streetcar (#159) was in service. Photo courtesy of a private collector/Western Neighborhoods Project/OpenSFHistory. […]