Many years ago, the Noe Valley Voice ran a piece on how the numbered streets in Noe used to have names, replaced with numbers in the 1800s if I recall correctly.
For example, Navy Street was renamed 26th Street, which makes the fuss over Army's street renaming sound rather silly to me. Expect it to come up again now that Cesar Chavez has been disgraced in the public eye.
Very cool, and loved the linked stories of John's Way and the 1909 renaming (what happened to 31st St). Surprised you left out Washington St/Washington Square as well as 3rd Street many intersections with numbered streets. I can understand you not including the numbered streets in Daly City, since that's outside SF, but they apparently have no relationship with SF's 1st through 30th streets.
Monument to James I (Valencia), monument in Valencia, Spain.
Frankland Group National Park, national park in Australia.
Slttery Lighthouse, lighthouse in Norway.
Watchet Library, public library in Somerset, UK.
Cronulla railway station, railway station in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
La Capitanata : Tratta dalle Carte del Sigr. Rizzi Zannoni. Venezia 1783. Presso Antonio Zatta. G. Zuliani inc. G. Pitteri scr. (inset) Is. di Tremiti. (to accompany) Atlante novissimo ... Tomo III. Con privilegio dell Eccelimo Senato. (tomo I-IV). Published in 1788.
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"Connecting the routes" again (85 miles). Report
San Francisco Scale Model F4 Published in 1940.
MapMy somewhat subjective list of San Francisco streets with confusingly similar names:
Statue of Martin Luther King Jr., sculpture in Denver, Colorado, U.S..
Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library, in Topeka, Kansas.
Asahiyama Memorial Park, park in Sapporo, Japan.
Asinara National Park, national park.
Destruction Island Lighthouse, lighthouse in Washington, United States.
Nov Zmky (Slovakia), 1915Greetings from rsekujvr!: Nyitra River Bridge and Leather Factory
Regional Geography, Rivers, Bridges
Graphic, Local Postcards
Winger Emil Papierkeresked
From Digital Library and Digital Archive of Slovak National Library
4 Explorez avec la Champlain + 70. Published in 1935.
Iyo-Hirano Station, railway station in Ozu, Ehime prefecture, Japan.
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Large Wizard-themed level with big open water areas. A promotional poster is included.
The Physicist Hans Christian rsted, statue in Copenhagen Municipality, Denmark.
Glenfield Park, locality in New South Wales, Australia.
Toro Toro National Park, national Park near Torotoro in the northern department of Potos in Bolivia.
Mull of Kintyre Lighthouse, lighthouse in Southend, Argyll, Scotland.
Lillington Library, public library in Leamington Spa.
Vol III (33) Deventer. Published in 1640.
133. Orleans Published in 1725.
Nitra (Slovakia : river), 1933Nitra
Regional Geography, Rivers, Family Houses, Castles, Basilicas
Graphic, Local Postcards
publisher unknown
From Digital Library and Digital Archive of Slovak National Library
The Archer, statue in Poland.
The English word cow is related to other Germanic words: Icelandic kr and Swedish ko. These words are also connected to a surprising group of words across other IndoEuropean branches thought to derive from a common ProtoIndoEuropean root, *gws, for example Irish b, Latvian govs, and Armenian (kov).
Woolwich Common, park in the United Kingdom.
Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve, tiger reserve and national park in Maharashtra, India.
Tvistein Lighthouse, lighthouse in Norway.
Skokie Public Library, library in Skokie, Illinois.
Gumani railway station, railway station in Sahebganj district, India.
Hama goten (Hama Palace) (Chuo-ku, Tokyo) Published in 1728.
Alexander II memorial, memorial in Helsinki of czar Alexander II of Russia, created 1894.
Nassau Nature Park, nature park in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.
Rondane National Park, national park in Innlandet county, Norway.
Buffalo North Breakwater East End Light, lighthouse in New York, United States.