Eyes on the Street: Gorgeous Lower Haight Historical Photo Montage

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If you haven’t already seen the excellent two-part historical photo montage "The Lower Haight of Yesteryear" by the good folks at Haighteration, it’s highly worth your time. It’s amazing to me how many buildings are essentially unchanged from a century ago.

Part One here.

Part Two here.

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Jason Henderson, geography professor, at SFMTA/SF Planning's Lower Haight Open House. Photo: Streetsblog

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