Old San Francisco State College Campus at Haight and Buchanan

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The old San Francisco State College campus at Haight & Buchanan Street, which operated from the early 19th century through 1952. As enrollment rapidly grew in the 1930s, the campus became overcrowded and a search for a larger location began. Classes officially moved to to the 19th Avenue location in 1953.

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TP-ATA-040
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San Francisco, California
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still image
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negative
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