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Western
Neighborhoods Project, Cliff House page:
www.outsidelands.org
Giant
Camera information:
http://brightbytes.com/cosite/sanfran.html
San Francisco Bay Area Post Card Club, an
incredible collection of online SF postcards and a great place for collectors to
meet: Postcard.org
They publish a newsletter 10 months a year, with PDF versions available online.
SFImages.com provides content of the City of San
Francisco and its immediate environs:
http://businessimagegroup.com/sfimages/History.html
Adolph Sutro's City (more than just info on Adolph -
extremely well written!):
http://www.historysmith.com/id2.html
Cable Car Museum -
a very comprehensive website dedicated to San Francisco's cable cars.
An excellent site for purchasing stereoviews, plus
great source for information:
http://www.stereoviews.com
Also:
www.stereoviews.info
Forum for discussing Adolph Sutro:
http://www.greenspun.com/bboard/q-and-a.tcl?topic=Sutro%20History
San Francisco Public Library (incredible online photo
archive)
http://sflib1.sfpl.org:82/search/X
California Heritage Collection, The Bancroft Library,
UC Berkeley:
http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/calheritage/
MisterSF.com, the best place to keep in
touch with today's San Francisco:
www.mistersf.com
INeTours.com,
has a very nice 360° Panorama of Ocean Beach:
www.inetours.com/Pages/SFLndmrkVws/OcenBech.html
Blaisdell
books on SF History are available from:
http://SanFrancisciana.com/
A
website with some great Sutro Baths images:
http://www.squareone.org/PolarPalace/sutros.html
Audio
Tour Narratives by San Francisco Native Susan Evind:
http://www.mysfstories.com/
PdxHistory.com
- Portland, but also info on SF history:
http://www.pdxhistory.com/html/san_francisco.html
Ron
Henggeler Photography - great photos of present day San Francisco, with a
keen eye for historical detail
Edward
H. Mitchell Postcards:
http://mitchellpostcards.com/
Using
San Francisco History - a really interesting perspective on SF History:
http://usingsfhistory.com/
SepiaTown
- a mashup of historic images superimposed on google maps:
http://www.sepiatown.com/
Info
on Harold G. Stoner, the architect of the Tropic Beach facade and ice rink for
the Sutro Baths:
www.JacquieProctor.com
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