Draft-dodging Donald loves sending other people's children to war.

Seems like it

Is this something documented on sfgov ?

Mechanics Monument 1906 1906 Earthquake and Fire, View northerly on Market from Battery, the Donohue Monument surrounded by ruins

Today is 120th Anniversary of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake.
The fire that followed burned three days and destroyed the central core of the city. Take a minute today & think about what it took to start over from scratch #sfmemory #sfhistory #1906earthquake

900lb crates full of onions in a field

The Coachella music festival is in the news with the minimum price of sold out 3-day ticket costing $549. Contrast that with "Nicolas" who is currently harvesting onions in the Coachella area and getting paid $22 for a $900lb crate. #WeFeedYou #coachella2026

Sutro Baths, circa 1915 Swimmers of the Young Ladies Institute with instructor Myrtle Wright

Working to identify the women swimmers in this recently acquired glass negative collection (~1200 plates) These are girls from the Young Ladies Institute & their instructor Myrtle Wright, who swam the Golden Gate and set a record around Seal Rocks #sfmemory #sfhistory sfmemory.org/search/index...

a couple of people waiting for me to say something sensible

sigh, just sitting over here punning by myself.

Then try a kinda way!

Y u b like dat?

Aviator Katherine Stinson after her record breaking flight from San Diego to San Francisco

1918, A group at the Red Cross Canteen near the Ferry Building, it's Phoebe Apperson Hearst seated at center

1914, a young girl posed by Stow Lake in Golden Gate Park (Blue Heron Lake to you)

1915, a couple of Southern California women showing off their garters in the sand by the Yacht Harbor

SFMemory Update!
257 Sam Crow glass plates 1910-1920. Many about the Red Cross, WWI, Golden Gate Park, but really striking here are the portraits both sassy and sweet. #sfmemory #sfhistory sfmemory.org/Update/2026-...

Ok thx bye

Turn around and put your problems behind you

I’m trying to solve your problem, and that’s the thanks i get.

Step aside!

He seems like a character with a lot of friends

Sam Crow, circa 1912
A couple portraits of the guy who took all these pictures I've been posting. He was a news photographer for the SF Examiner and Bulletin for over 30 years. #sfmemory #sfhistory

With this settlement the US is worse off in every way than it was before the war; Iran is strengthened by the huge new tolls in the Straits of Hormuz, paid by the whole world. (1/14)

Fairfax Marin Town and Country Club, people lounging on the lawn

I've come across a few other shots of it when it was the Emporium's Employee retreat that I recognized instantly
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A friend lived at the Marin Town and Country Club in 80s. A California landmark and site of "Lord" Fairfax's estate, Bird's Nest Glen. A time capsule then with along crazy history of its own

sports broadcasters interviewing Daniel Susan after his major league start (the Giants won). there is a strange orange blob on the top right

the orange blob is larger. no one is aware of their imminent doom

first contact. the reporters have not yet acknowledged the orange wave

orangetastrophe

Giants baseball

Seals Stadium Apr 15, 1958 16th & Bryant, First Giants game in San Francisco, pre-game festivities. Giants and Dodgers lined up on base lines Happy Opening Day! #sfhistory #sfmemory #sfgiants #baseball

Seals Stadium Apr 15, 1958
16th & Bryant, First Giants game in San Francisco, pre-game festivities. Giants and Dodgers lined up on base lines Happy Opening Day! #sfhistory #sfmemory #sfgiants #baseball

a glass negative scan of Private Eddie Conrad holding the "gilded baseball" he retrieved after it was thrown into the crowd at and exhibition game between the Seals and Oaks, in the Presidio July 23, 1917

"His Trophy of the Game" The same photo on Eddie Conrad published in the San Francisco Call July 27, 1917

a news paper clipping describing the scramble for the ball after it was thrown into the crowd but Judge Thomas Graham

Presidio, 1917
A pic of a man in a car holding a baseball??
100s of scans later, same event & cars. Voila! It's Pvt Eddie Conrad who caught the "gilded ball" thrown into the crowd at a game between the Seals & Oaks. He seems very happy, but no word of what he won. #sfhistory #sfmemory #baseball

See you at the Big Texan!

File under: street cred

languid.. dude, I gotta get somewhere

I saw one of these at the ballpark, the beers and hotdogs are smaller than the usual (not that anyone needs 9 full size hot dogs) I can imagine sharing it friends, but generally speaking it's gimmick

11 young women in swim suits lined up with their instructor against a wooden wall

Sutro Baths, circa 1915
Teen swimmers with their instructor lined up outside the Sutro Baths near the settling pond #sfhistory #sfmemory

Becoming the best? McKenna Woliczko just starting out on road to sports stardom McKenna Woliczko will leave the Bay Area as the top basketball prospect to go to Iowa since Caitlin Clark. The Mitty star overcame expectations and injury. Now she’s headed for the national stage.

My great niece McDub moving on
www.sfchronicle.com/sports/annki...

back to liter pricing, that's what I recall