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'''Missouri Street looking north down 18th Street toward SOMA and downtown, c. 1950s.''' | |||
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Revision as of 21:09, 16 March 2026
Unfinished History
Missouri Street looking north down 18th Street toward SOMA and downtown, c. 1950s.
Photo: Potrero Hill Archives Project
Missouri St. just south of 18th, looking north, downtown in distance, 1995. The building on the corner is today home to Christopher's Books.
Photo: David Green
Missouri St. just south of 18th, looking north, downtown in distance, 1917. The Bertich family of 327 Missouri Street had one of the first cars in the neighborhood.