South at the east side of Valencia Street from 14th Street - 2012 (Updated over a year ago)
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Note the Fog building behind the street trees. The building on the right is the Fog Building, which was remodeled in the early 1980s as an office building; it had previously been a casket factory. In 1986, the building had a lot of non-profits: 1. The Woman's Institute for Mental Health 2. Legal Assistance to the elderly 3. Women's Issues Coalition 4. Wages for Housework Campaign 5. American Indian Film Festival 6. Renaissance Experience Plus 7. The San Francisco AIDS Foundation 8. The AIDS Health Project. In 1991, the following were also found here: 1. Haight-Ashbury Switchboard 2. Friendship House (formally located on the 800 block of Steiner Street at Alamo Square) 3. American Indian AIDS Institute. By 1991, Gold's Gym was now on the street level, and in 2005 it was called the Valencia Street Muscle and Fitness Center.
Tags: 14th street , american indian aids institute , american indian film festival , casket factory , fog building , friendship house , gold's gym , haight-ashbury switchboard , legal assistance to the elderly , mission district , renaissance experience plus , the aids health project , the san francisco aids foundation , the woman's institute for mental health , valencia street , valencia street muscle and fitness center , wages for housework campaign , women's issues coalition
Added to Max Kirkeberg Collection on July 12, 2017.
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Created by:
Kirkeberg, Max
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Date:
2/9/12
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Slide ID:
MiN-Valencia-300-E-04
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Type:
35 mm slide
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Format:
TIFF
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Source:
Max Kirkeberg Collection
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Locale:
San Francisco, California
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Rights:
Public
Content
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val-01-091. (5.10 MB – TIFF image)
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Version history
- Imported from external collection.
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