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Features
From Deposit Station To Civic Landmark: The Story of Ingleside's Library
Ingleside's library building turns 15 this year. But that doesn't mean there's not a whole lot of history behind it.
Features
Politics and Patience: The Story of the Excelsior Library
PTA leaders and merchants advocated for the San Francisco Public Library to build the neighborhood a full library for years.
News
Big Plans For Ocean View's Little Library That Could
The 119-year-old Ocean View Branch Library, the fifteenth established by the city, has moved five times. Plans are in the works for its sixth.
Housing & Development
A Brief History of the Excelsior and Outer Mission Districts
A look back at this history of the neighborhoods through the life and times of the late Valente Marini Perata Mortuary.
Arts & Entertainment
Fate of 'The Whales' Statue to be Decided in Coming Months
The once-celebrated sculpture "The Whales" has moved many times since its 1939 debut at the World's Fair on Treasure Island. But what's next?
News
Ingleside Station: A Historic Police Precinct In A Neighborhood Park
The San Francisco Police Department officers and staff detailed to Ingleside Station work out of a century-old building in Balboa Park.
News
Balboa Park, Once The House Of Refuge Lot, Has Never Looked Better
Despite all the demands people place on it, after 112 years, Balboa Park continues to be a place of refuge.
News
Funeral Parlor Streetcars: The ‘Finely Appointed Vehicles’ To San Francisco’s Burial Grounds
Special streetcars played an important part in connecting city residents to burial grounds south of the city border.