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Smaller Stucco
In 1941, builder Ray Galli broke the Sunset District mold with his tiny single-story homes. (SF West History Minute Nov 9, 2009) -
Mohawk Gasoline Station
Closed for 25-30 years, the old Mohawk gas station on the southeast corner of Irving Street and 16th Avenue still has curb appeal. (SF West History Minute Feb 8, 2011) -
World War II in San Francisco
John Martini recounts how close the war came on Christmas Eve 1941 (SF West History Minute Nov 22, 2011) -
Foerster Street Landslide
On February 6, 1942, fifteen feet of mud overwhelmed a block of the Sunnyside. (SF West History Minute Feb 7, 2013) -
The Missing Rails of 20th Avenue
once upon a time 20th Avenue was the main north-south route through the Sunset (SF West History Minute Jan 20, 2010) -
Mt. Davidson Easter
The first easter service on top of Mt. Davidson was in 1923 (SF West History Minute Apr 1, 2013)