SPUR Lunchtime Forum: Archiving the City
“FoundSF invites history buffs, community leaders, and San Franciscans of all kinds to share their unique stories, images, and videos from past and present. With over 1,800 articles of primary sources, essays, and images, the new FoundSF, co-sponsored by the San Francisco Museum and Historical Society, is poised to become the Living Archive of the city, an interactive digital space in which history is actively shaped by the many voices and perspectives. With Chris Carlsson.”
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