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Walter Haas Playground,
Theneighbor (guest)
wrote
20 years ago:
play structures for children from toddlers on. 4 toddler swings. Avoid on windy days!
Monk's Kettle,
chardb2 (guest)
wrote
20 years ago:
Yep--they're gone. It's a Thai restaurant now.
Francis Scott Key Elementary School,
John H. (guest)
wrote
20 years ago:
Right! It's Francis Scott Key Elementary School.
Francis Scott Key wrote our national anthem, "The Star Spangled Banner."
Oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light
What so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming?
Whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight,
O'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming?
And the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air,
Gave proof through the night that our flag was still there.
Oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave
O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave?
My Dad worked at this school for many years when I was a kid.
Old Navy - Flagship store,
Fan (guest)
wrote
20 years ago:
Great place to shop and the associates that work there are the best!
Cafe Du Soleil,
Courtney P (guest)
wrote
20 years ago:
Excellent open-faced sandwiches and sangria!
The Blue Water Tower,
BillyRayVirus (guest)
wrote
20 years ago:
The water tower has recently been replaced with a new tower that looks almost exactly the same. The old tower has not yet been demolished, so there are currently two towers standing next to each other. (as of December 2006)
501 Corbett Avenue,
Duffy (guest)
wrote
20 years ago:
In the center of the Iron Alley Stairs
Monk's Kettle,
kalfane
wrote
20 years ago:
It's indeed closed, and has been replaced by a new restaurant.
Pier 39 Marina, K dock Sea Lions,
Ed (guest)
wrote
20 years ago:
And noisy!
Haight Guest House (closed),
Steve (guest)
wrote
20 years ago:
On the other hand, it is super cheap, and in the middle of the Lower Haight. You can't beat it for price and location.
The Ramp,
iv (guest)
wrote
20 years ago:
hella nice brunch spot
Buena Vista Park,
iv (guest)
wrote
20 years ago:
not really a park, per se, just a hill with a nice view, and a constant barrage of hippies lounging on the slopes.
Francis Scott Key Elementary School,
Jacob P. (guest)
wrote
20 years ago:
This isn't Lincoln High School
2942 Lyon Street,
Dr.Ake (guest)
wrote
20 years ago:
Used to be my favorite brunch place in the City. Then I moved. Probably still great.
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