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'''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>''' | |||
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'''Innes Avenue | '''Innes Avenue under construction in 1917.''' | ||
''photo: | ''photo: Private Collection, San Francisco, CA'' | ||
[[Image:bayvwhp$steam-shovel-on-innes-1917.jpg]] | [[Image:bayvwhp$steam-shovel-on-innes-1917.jpg]] | ||
'''Steam Shovel on Innes | '''Steam Shovel on Innes in 1917.''' | ||
''photo: Private Collection, San Francisco, CA'' | |||
[[Image:bayvwhp$soul-food-restaurant.jpg]] | |||
''photo: David Green'' | |||
'' | '''This place on the shore of [[India Basin|India Basin]] on Innes Avenue once thrived with its close proximity to the [[Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard|Hunters Point Naval Shipyard]], but the demise of the shipyard and the ghettoization of the local neighborhood (the infamous Double Rock Public Housing Project is on the hillside across the street) took their toll and by the late 1990s this Soul Food restaurant was out of business.''' | ||
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Revision as of 10:45, 11 April 2019
Unfinished History
Innes Avenue under construction in 1917.
photo: Private Collection, San Francisco, CA
Steam Shovel on Innes in 1917.
photo: Private Collection, San Francisco, CA
photo: David Green
This place on the shore of India Basin on Innes Avenue once thrived with its close proximity to the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, but the demise of the shipyard and the ghettoization of the local neighborhood (the infamous Double Rock Public Housing Project is on the hillside across the street) took their toll and by the late 1990s this Soul Food restaurant was out of business.