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Muni Launches Official Merchandise Store

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Overhead view of traffic on Kearny Street looking north from south side of Market Street in 1958.

New Photos of Muni on SF's Streets From the 1950s

Thursday, May 25, 2017

Black and white photo showing a view north on Diamond Street near Chenery in San Francisco's Glen Park Neighborhood. in the foreground is a wooden bridge and streetcar rails, followed by a street curving uphill with a handful of early 20th century wooden houses and buildings.

SF's First Electric Streetcar Line Opened 125 Years Ago Today

Thursday, April 27, 2017

Black and white photo taken in June, 1906 of a large brick building on Market and Valencia Streets. The building is partially damaged with the top of a tall smokestack broken off and light black smoke coming out of it. Surrounding the building are piles of rubble from destroyed and damaged buildings.

The 'Hub' at Market and Valencia: Forever Changed by the 1906 Earthquake

Tuesday, April 18, 2017

Mona Hutchins holding a pole while standing on a crowded cable car.

When Women Weren’t Allowed to Stand on the Outside of Cable Cars

Thursday, March 30, 2017

Meet the Boeings: How Futuristic Visions in Postwar America Helped Bring Light Rail to San Francisco

Thursday, March 23, 2017

Postcard showing a grid of historic photos of the J Church line with text reading: "100 years on the J Church March 4th & 5th at the Old Mint- 88 5th St. at Mission"

SF History Days Sneak Peek: 100 Years on the J Church

Thursday, March 2, 2017

Black and white photo showing damaged houses, leaning and sinking into the ground on South Van Ness and 18th St, taken May 9, 1906 after great earthquake and fire.

Panoramas From the Past: Early 20th Century Views of SF

Thursday, February 16, 2017

Black and white photograph looking south from Balboa and La Playa streets at construction of bus terminal in 1949. To the right is a wooden amusement ride in Playland at the Beach amusement park.

This Day in History: Playland on the 5 in 1949

Thursday, February 2, 2017

Left: Friedel Klussmann with several men in an underground cavern next to the gears beneath a cable car turntable in 1947. Right: A cable car with riders heads down a hill towards the bay during daytime in 1947.

How Friedel Klussmann Saved the Cable Cars 70 Years Ago

Thursday, January 26, 2017

Two photographs showing a bustling downtown Market Street in 1906, with cable cars, and in 1948, with buses and streetcars.

50 Years of Transit History Photos Now Online

Thursday, January 19, 2017