Mission Creek - Revision history

Ccarlsson at 00:26, 22 January 2026

2026-01-22T00:26:43Z

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	''Photo: SFMemory.org sfm005-00041''		''Photo: SFMemory.org sfm005-00041''

	Mission Creek has seen radical changes since the late 1970s (and even more radical changes since it once [[Lagoon and 1906 Mission\|ran openly]] all the way to today's 17th and Valencia—for a deep look into this browse our entries from '[[:category:Vanished Waters\|''Vanished Waters'']]). Catellus Corporation, the spin-off of the former real estate division of Southern Pacific Railroad, donated over 40 acres of prime (land-filled) real estate to the University of California for a [[MISSION BAY\|new biomedical campus]]. This in turn led to rapid and rampant development of a suburban aesthetic in the midst of San Francisco's last undeveloped expanse of space. The bohemian houseboat community along Mission Creek is slowly being surrounded by million dollar condominiums and biomedical research buildings. Here's a brief portrait in summer 2008:		Mission Creek has seen radical changes since the late 1970s (and even more radical changes since it once [[Lagoon and 1906 Mission\|ran openly]] all the way to today's 17th and Valencia—for a deep look into this browse our entries from [[:category:Vanished Waters\|''Vanished Waters'']]). Catellus Corporation, the spin-off of the former real estate division of Southern Pacific Railroad, donated over 40 acres of prime (land-filled) real estate to the University of California for a [[MISSION BAY\|new biomedical campus]]. This in turn led to rapid and rampant development of a suburban aesthetic in the midst of San Francisco's last undeveloped expanse of space. The bohemian houseboat community along Mission Creek is slowly being surrounded by million dollar condominiums and biomedical research buildings. Here's a brief portrait in summer 2008:

	[[Image:Mission-creek-southwesterly-houseboats 3512.jpg]]		[[Image:Mission-creek-southwesterly-houseboats 3512.jpg]]

Ccarlsson at 00:26, 22 January 2026

2026-01-22T00:26:25Z

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	''Photo: SFMemory.org sfm005-00041''		''Photo: SFMemory.org sfm005-00041''

	Mission Creek has seen radical changes since the late 1970s (and even more radical changes since it once [[Lagoon and 1906 Mission\|ran openly]] all the way to today's 17th and Valencia—for a deep look into this browse our entries from '[[:category:Vanished Waters\|'Vanished Waters'']]). Catellus Corporation, the spin-off of the former real estate division of Southern Pacific Railroad, donated over 40 acres of prime (land-filled) real estate to the University of California for a [[MISSION BAY\|new biomedical campus]]. This in turn led to rapid and rampant development of a suburban aesthetic in the midst of San Francisco's last undeveloped expanse of space. The bohemian houseboat community along Mission Creek is slowly being surrounded by million dollar condominiums and biomedical research buildings. Here's a brief portrait in summer 2008:		Mission Creek has seen radical changes since the late 1970s (and even more radical changes since it once [[Lagoon and 1906 Mission\|ran openly]] all the way to today's 17th and Valencia—for a deep look into this browse our entries from '[[:category:Vanished Waters\|''Vanished Waters'']]). Catellus Corporation, the spin-off of the former real estate division of Southern Pacific Railroad, donated over 40 acres of prime (land-filled) real estate to the University of California for a [[MISSION BAY\|new biomedical campus]]. This in turn led to rapid and rampant development of a suburban aesthetic in the midst of San Francisco's last undeveloped expanse of space. The bohemian houseboat community along Mission Creek is slowly being surrounded by million dollar condominiums and biomedical research buildings. Here's a brief portrait in summer 2008:

	[[Image:Mission-creek-southwesterly-houseboats 3512.jpg]]		[[Image:Mission-creek-southwesterly-houseboats 3512.jpg]]

Ccarlsson at 00:25, 22 January 2026

2026-01-22T00:25:21Z

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	''Photo: SFMemory.org sfm005-00041''		''Photo: SFMemory.org sfm005-00041''

	Mission Creek has seen radical changes since the late 1970s (and even more radical changes since it once [[Lagoon and 1906 Mission\|ran openly]] all the way to today's 17th and ~~Valencia~~). Catellus Corporation, the spin-off of the former real estate division of Southern Pacific Railroad, donated over 40 acres of prime (land-filled) real estate to the University of California for a [[MISSION BAY\|new biomedical campus]]. This in turn led to rapid and rampant development of a suburban aesthetic in the midst of San Francisco's last undeveloped expanse of space. The bohemian houseboat community along Mission Creek is slowly being surrounded by million dollar condominiums and biomedical research buildings. Here's a brief portrait in summer 2008:		Mission Creek has seen radical changes since the late 1970s (and even more radical changes since it once [[Lagoon and 1906 Mission\|ran openly]] all the way to today's 17th and Valencia—for a deep look into this browse our entries from '[[:category:Vanished Waters\|'Vanished Waters'']]). Catellus Corporation, the spin-off of the former real estate division of Southern Pacific Railroad, donated over 40 acres of prime (land-filled) real estate to the University of California for a [[MISSION BAY\|new biomedical campus]]. This in turn led to rapid and rampant development of a suburban aesthetic in the midst of San Francisco's last undeveloped expanse of space. The bohemian houseboat community along Mission Creek is slowly being surrounded by million dollar condominiums and biomedical research buildings. Here's a brief portrait in summer 2008:

	[[Image:Mission-creek-southwesterly-houseboats 3512.jpg]]		[[Image:Mission-creek-southwesterly-houseboats 3512.jpg]]

Ccarlsson: added photo

2026-01-22T00:23:19Z

added photo

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	''by Chris Carlsson''		''by Chris Carlsson''

			[[Image:China Basin Aerial circa 1970 sfm005-00041.jpg\|800px]]

			'''Aerial view up Mission Creek Channel, overview of China Basin, c. 1970.'''

			''Photo: SFMemory.org sfm005-00041''

	Mission Creek has seen radical changes since the late 1970s (and even more radical changes since it once [[Lagoon and 1906 Mission\|ran openly]] all the way to today's 17th and Valencia). Catellus Corporation, the spin-off of the former real estate division of Southern Pacific Railroad, donated over 40 acres of prime (land-filled) real estate to the University of California for a [[MISSION BAY\|new biomedical campus]]. This in turn led to rapid and rampant development of a suburban aesthetic in the midst of San Francisco's last undeveloped expanse of space. The bohemian houseboat community along Mission Creek is slowly being surrounded by million dollar condominiums and biomedical research buildings. Here's a brief portrait in summer 2008:		Mission Creek has seen radical changes since the late 1970s (and even more radical changes since it once [[Lagoon and 1906 Mission\|ran openly]] all the way to today's 17th and Valencia). Catellus Corporation, the spin-off of the former real estate division of Southern Pacific Railroad, donated over 40 acres of prime (land-filled) real estate to the University of California for a [[MISSION BAY\|new biomedical campus]]. This in turn led to rapid and rampant development of a suburban aesthetic in the midst of San Francisco's last undeveloped expanse of space. The bohemian houseboat community along Mission Creek is slowly being surrounded by million dollar condominiums and biomedical research buildings. Here's a brief portrait in summer 2008:

Ccarlsson: fixed video code

2017-07-25T20:32:25Z

fixed video code

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	''Photo: Chris Carlsson''		''Photo: Chris Carlsson''

	~~{{#ev~~:archive\|ssfMISSCRK~~\|320}}~~		<iframe src="https://archive.org/embed/ssfMISSCRK" width="640" height="480" frameborder="0" webkitallowfullscreen="true" mozallowfullscreen="true" allowfullscreen></iframe>

	''1996 Video: Chris Carlsson and Joel Pomerantz on a canoe ride''		''1996 Video: Chris Carlsson and Joel Pomerantz on a canoe ride''

Ccarlsson: fixed navigation for new page

2010-06-14T21:21:47Z

fixed navigation for new page

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Ccarlsson: fixed navigation for new page

2009-09-15T00:09:43Z

fixed navigation for new page

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	''by Chris Carlsson''		''by Chris Carlsson''

	Mission Creek has seen radical changes since the late 1970s (and even more radical changes since it once [[Lagoon and 1906 Mission\|ran openly]] all the way to today's 17th and Valencia). Catellus Corporation, the spin-off of the former real estate division of Southern Pacific Railroad, donated over 40 acres of prime (land-filled) real estate to the University of California for a new biomedical campus. This in turn led to rapid and rampant development of a suburban aesthetic in the midst of San Francisco's last undeveloped expanse of space. The bohemian houseboat community along Mission Creek is slowly being surrounded by million dollar condominiums and biomedical research buildings. Here's a brief portrait in summer 2008:		Mission Creek has seen radical changes since the late 1970s (and even more radical changes since it once [[Lagoon and 1906 Mission\|ran openly]] all the way to today's 17th and Valencia). Catellus Corporation, the spin-off of the former real estate division of Southern Pacific Railroad, donated over 40 acres of prime (land-filled) real estate to the University of California for a [[MISSION BAY\|new biomedical campus]]. This in turn led to rapid and rampant development of a suburban aesthetic in the midst of San Francisco's last undeveloped expanse of space. The bohemian houseboat community along Mission Creek is slowly being surrounded by million dollar condominiums and biomedical research buildings. Here's a brief portrait in summer 2008:

	[[Image:Mission-creek-southwesterly-houseboats 3512.jpg]]		[[Image:Mission-creek-southwesterly-houseboats 3512.jpg]]
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	[[Image:Tours-water.gif\|link=East Slope Bernal Heights]] [[East Slope Bernal Heights\| Continue Water Tour]]		[[Image:Tours-water.gif\|link=East Slope Bernal Heights]] [[East Slope Bernal Heights\| Continue Water Tour]]

	[[~~MISSION BAY~~\|Prev. Document]] [[WATER LOT SPECULATION\|Next Document]]		[[Mission Plank Road\|Prev. Document]] [[WATER LOT SPECULATION\|Next Document]]

	[[category:SOMA]] [[category:2000s]] [[category:shoreline]] [[category:water]] [[category:Mission Bay]]		[[category:SOMA]] [[category:2000s]] [[category:shoreline]] [[category:water]] [[category:Mission Bay]]

Texteradmin at 02:42, 21 August 2009

2009-08-21T02:42:49Z

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	[[Image:Tours-water.gif]] [[East Slope Bernal Heights\| Continue Water Tour]]		[[Image:Tours-water.gif\|link=East Slope Bernal Heights]] [[East Slope Bernal Heights\| Continue Water Tour]]

	[[MISSION BAY\|Prev. Document]] [[WATER LOT SPECULATION\|Next Document]]		[[MISSION BAY\|Prev. Document]] [[WATER LOT SPECULATION\|Next Document]]

	[[category:SOMA]] [[category:2000s]] [[category:shoreline]] [[category:water]] [[category:Mission Bay]]		[[category:SOMA]] [[category:2000s]] [[category:shoreline]] [[category:water]] [[category:Mission Bay]]

Texteradmin at 15:13, 19 August 2009

2009-08-19T15:13:48Z

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			[[Image:Tours-water.gif]] [[East Slope Bernal Heights\| Continue Water Tour]]

	[[MISSION BAY\|Prev. Document]] [[WATER LOT SPECULATION\|Next Document]]		[[MISSION BAY\|Prev. Document]] [[WATER LOT SPECULATION\|Next Document]]

	[[category:SOMA]] [[category:2000s]] [[category:shoreline]] [[category:water]] [[category:Mission Bay]]		[[category:SOMA]] [[category:2000s]] [[category:shoreline]] [[category:water]] [[category:Mission Bay]]

Lisaruth at 00:22, 19 January 2009

2009-01-19T00:22:28Z

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