These 8 Photos of San Francisco In The 1970s Are Mesmerizing
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Julian Garr
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Nostalgia is always fashionable, especially when it comes to a city with a dynamic history. Did you live in San Francisco in the 1970s? It was a decade full of social changes and cultural shifts, as you’ll see in these photos. San Francisco in the 1970s was an active and dynamic heart of culture. Also, don’t forget to check out the video showcasing San Francisco in the magical decade.
People have always been passionate about wine—and it goes great with a protest.
Today, this intersection is not quite so peaceful. This picture from 1973 speaks volumes.
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Some things have not changed too much. The Travelodge is still present. However, now they offer Wi-Fi instead of just a color TV.
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This was downtown with a more creative and jovial spirit—not just a tourist feel.
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Check out the cool Columbus Tower on Columbus Avenue, before it was painted green.
Food has always been appreciated in Fog City—especially seafood!
Haight mural in Lower Haight in 1977. This neighborhood was the epicenter of many cultural and social events in the 70s.
The L Taraval line mainly serving the Parkside District. The photo is taken at 17th and Church in 1974.
Do you have any memories to add? Let us know. Also, if you’re curious check out San Francisco 100 years ago.
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