Shaping San Francisco Bicycle History Tour: Dissent
"Covering everything from literary dissenters to urban riots and protests, this 4-hour tour examines sites of conflict and unrest, the social movements and upheavals, that have shaped San Francisco since its origins."
2:15 PM PDT on September 7, 2010
“Covering everything from literary dissenters to urban riots and protests, this 4-hour tour examines sites of conflict and unrest, the social movements and upheavals, that have shaped San Francisco since its origins.”
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