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I lived here with my mom until she pasesed.

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1611 Yosemite Ave, San Francisco, CA 94124 - Apartments in San Francisco, CA | Apartments.com

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See all available apartments for rent at 1611 Yosemite Ave in San Francisco, CA. 1611 Yosemite Ave has rental units .

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This was my view from my window.

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I lived in this area from ages 0-14 with my mom and dad.

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346 Haight St · 346 Haight St, San Francisco, CA 94102

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346 Haight St · 346 Haight St, San Francisco, CA 94102

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I went swimming at this park . This park was around the corner from my house.

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This park has grassy fields and two indoor pools. The dimensions of the large pool are 75 feet long x 75 feet wide, 3-1/2 to 9 feet deep. Water temperature is maintained at 80 degrees. The children’s wading pool is 20 feet long x 40 feet wide, 6 inches to 18 inches deep. Water temperature is maintained at 81 degrees. Swimming pool phone number is (415) 822-2807. Bay View Playground and Martin Luther King Pool are owned by the San Francisco Recreation and Park Department.

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This is my childhood park.

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Foodsco has 2 grocery stores in San Francisco, CA. Whether you prefer to shop in-store, delivery, or curbside pickup, your neighborhood Foodsco offers thousands of quality products ranging from fresh produce, meats, seafood, dry goods, home supplies, health products and more. Make Foodsco in San Francisco your one-stop place to shop and save!

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Meat market on Haight Street / Now closed 

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Meat market on Haight Street / Now closed 

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This was a meat market that was on the corner of Fillmore and Haight. There was also a few store on this same block. Small business were big back then.

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498 Haight St

San Francisco, CA 94117

Fillmore St & Webster St

Lower Haight, Hayes Valley

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21 reviews and 9 photos of LO-COST MEAT MARKET - CLOSED "It's definitely cheap, and the meat is of pretty good quality. Don't expect the Niman ranch or anything, but you gotta love a $4.00 sirloin."

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Walked by a lot never went in until I got older and had kids.

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This is where I spent most of my childhood. I also went to a stay away camp every summer that the boys and girls club ran. My boys go to the camp now ! Camp Mendocino.

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boys and girls club on page street san francisco 

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I went to school here . I remember getting under the table because people would be shooting.

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This was my Middle school

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21st century academy middle school san francisco

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Twenty-First Century Academy Pre-K School - San Francisco, CA

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TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY ACADEMY PRE-K SCHOOL in San Francisco, reviews by real people. Yelp is a fun and easy way to find, recommend and talk about what's great and not so great in San Francisco and beyond.

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The neighborhood  (Fillmore) I grew up in when I was a kids was predominantly Black. Many of the Black families in my neighborhood owned their homes. There were also low income projects, Asian meat markets, and small businesses. An Italian family owned the laundromat. There is only a couple stores still over there. I still to this day go visit the store man. When I was about 13 years old the area started to become more gentrified and they were moving the blacks out.                                                 "Urbanization also had a second consequence: the tight quarters of the cities brought urban elites and immigrant communities physically closer together". (Housing Inequality and Racial Segregation 163)                     My mother moved to the Bayview District where everyone else being pushed out of the Fillmore was moving. It was not like Fillmore. There weren't any fresh food options. There weren't any positive outlets for children and youth and there was a lot of crime. My mother was the only white woman I seen in the neighborhood. Bayview was hard core. To this day it is still a food desert. I just moved to the Avenues . The food is fresh and the schools are good. My kids can play outside. Yes there still is crime and its different its more of theft then murder. The only thing about where I live now is I don't have preference for schools. The area I moved from does because of its school system is lacking.                                                                                                                   ( In San Francisco, for instance, only members of the immediate family one generation out could live together, withFigure 5.2 “Hell’s Half Acre” in Birmingham, Alabama. Famed photographer Lewis Hine described this 1910 photo for the National Child Labor Committee as “a row of disreputable houses at the edge of the mill settlement at Avondale. Th ese houses harbor the scum of the negroes and whites of the vicinity, and are separated from the mill village by a shallow ditch, which gave Gov. Comer, owner of the mills, the excuse that they were not on the mill property when the question of their removal was taken to him a while ago. A prominent social worker told me that not only do the mill people patronize these resorts, but that the broken down mill girl send up in these houses and that there are, on court record, three cases within a year of girls under fourteen years of age ruined in Hell’s Half Acre. Told me, that there are innumerable instances showing the bad moral influence of the cotton mill settlement.” Source: Courtesy of the Library of Congress, LC-USZ62–84579.This content downloaded from130.212.18.96 on Sat, 08 Jan 2022 17:15:07 UTCAll use subject to htt Housing Inequality and Racial Segregation 171exceptions made only for live-in servants (San Francisco Planning Code§102.8). Th is barred multigenerational households common among the poorand recent immigrants.) Housing Inequality and Racial Segregation 171    

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My house today with my 3 boys.

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2538 43rd Ave, San Francisco, CA 94116 - Movoto

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2538 43rd Ave is a 1 bath, 962 Sqft house built in 1947 on a 3,000 Sqft lot and located in the Outer Sunset neighborhood in San Francisco. View the property estimate, details, and search for more land and homes nearby on Movoto.