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as change-makers, they were actively trying to get more people from the
Mission District to go to college, they also worked with organizations that helped make the community better for latino people which included a free bilingual services through Centro de Salud, which ultimately led other local hospitals to do the same. They were also involved in a free breakfast program, a community newspaper, and its main program, the "Los Siete" Defense Committee.
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Fifteen years ago
Matilde Gomez was 25 and wanted a place to hang out in around the Roxie theater in the Mission District, so she opened Cafe Picaro right across the street. With few cafes in the area, it became the gathering place for the new bohemia, a collection of artists, poets and people on the
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Catholic School, which opened in 1878. Previously its students were Irish or Italian American, but by 2014 95% of the student body was Latino and about two thirds were categorized as economically disadvantaged. Enrollment was once around 600 but by 2014 was around 300 due to
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community of San
Francisco converted a church on 22nd Street and Shotwell Street and opened its doors as the Polish Club of San Francisco; it is referred to today as the "Dom Polski", or Polish Home. The Irish American community made its mark on the area during this time, with notable residents such
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immigrant workers moved into the area. Around 1900, the
Mission District was still one of San Francisco's least densely populated areas, with most of the inhabitants being white families from the working class and lower middle class who lived in single-family houses and two-family flats. Development
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The lands around the nearly abandoned mission church became a focal point of raffish attractions including bull and bear fighting, horse racing, baseball and dueling. A famous beer parlor resort known as The
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area. Despite rising rent and housing prices, many
Mexican and Central American immigrants continue to reside in the Mission, although the neighborhood's high rents and home prices have led to the Latino population dropping by 20% over the decade until 2011. However, in 2008 the Mission still had a
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from the mission district were being charged for the 1969 murder of a San
Francisco Police officer. The community got together as these young men were standing up to what was being said about them and were determined to be heard. The people around the Mission District knew these 7 young individuals
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for the Chicano and the Latino community, especially on the 16th Street BART Plaza. An atmosphere like a public market with live music and food trucks, it is also a commuting point for public transportation, which primarily serves low-income working-class people. The majority of the residents that
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Numerous Latino artistic and cultural institutions are based in the Mission. These organizations were founded during the social and cultural renaissance of the late 1960s and early 1970s. Latino community artists and activists of the time organized to create community-based arts organizations that
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In the 1960s and 1970s, the Chicano/Latino population in the western part of the Mission (including the Valencia Corridor) declined somewhat and more middle-class young people moved in, including gay and lesbian people (alongside the existing LGBTQ Latino population). One Political movement during
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and the displacement of families and small businesses. However, many residents protested and engaged in activism. They created a group called the "Plaza 16 Coalition" in response to the gentrification and the new zoning law, the "Eastern Neighborhoods Plan". They advocate for affordable housing,
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Due to the existing cultural attractions, formerly less expensive housing and commercial space, and the high density of restaurants and drinking establishments, the Mission is a magnet for young people. An independent arts community also arose and, since the 1990s, the area has been home to the
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of San Francisco create a system by which each neighborhood can have different weather at any given time, although this phenomenon tends to be less pronounced during the winter months. The Mission's geographical location insulates it from the fog and wind from the west. This climatic phenomenon
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to its current location in 1783. Franciscan friars are reported to have used Ohlone slave labor to complete the Mission in 1791. This period marked the beginning of the end of the Yelamu culture. The Indian population at Mission Dolores dropped from 400 to 50 between 1833 and 1841.
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stars for 2017: Commonwealth, Lazy Bear, Aster, Californios, and Al's Place. A large number of other restaurants are also popular, including: Mission Chinese Food, Western Donut, Bar Tartine, La Taqueria, Papalote, Foreign Cinema on Mission Street, and Delfina on 18th.
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Transgender and Dyke Marches – On the Fridays and Saturdays of the fourth weekend of June there are major celebrations of the transgender and dyke communities located at Dolores Park, followed by a march in the evenings along 18th Streets and Valencia
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to Sanchez Street, north of 20th Street, is known as the "Mission Dolores" neighborhood. South of 20th Street towards 22nd Street, and between Valencia and Dolores Streets is a distinct neighborhood known as Liberty Hill.
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Sunday Streets – Twice each year, typically in May and October, Valencia, Harrison and 24th Streets are closed to automobile traffic and opened to pedestrians and bicyclists on Sunday as part of the Sunday Streets
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magazine were located in a three-story warehouse. The former Hamms brewery was converted to a punk living/rehearsal building, popularly known as The Vats. The neighborhood was dubbed "the New Bohemia" by the
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San Francisco Food Fair – Annually, for several years recently, food trucks and vendor booths have sold food to tens of thousands of people along Folsom Street adjacent to La Cochina on the third weekend in
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Irish immigrants moved into the Mission in the late 19th century. The Irish made their mark not only by working for the city government but by helping build the Catholic Schools in the Mission District.
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First Friday – Monthly on the evening of the first Friday, a food and art crawl including a procession of low rider car clubs and samba dancers occurs along 24th Street from Potrero to Mission Streets.
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LitCrawl – Annually on the third Saturday of October as part of the LitQuake, a literature festival, hundreds of book and poetry readings are held at bars and bookstores throughout the Mission.
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is known as a center for high tech startup businesses including some chic bars and restaurants. The northwest quadrant along Dolores Street is famous for Victorian mansions and the popular
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Party on Block 18 – Bi-annual summer benefit for The Woman's Building and other local non-profits. The day-long street party is located on 18th Street between Dolores and Guerrero Streets.
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live in Mission District are of minorities and low-income families and uses this useful and open hub for gatherings and doing local businesses like food trucks. However, because of the
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in the west tend to accumulate on foggy days) towards Mission Street in the east, partly because Noe Valley is on higher ground whereas the Inner Mission is at a lower elevation.
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initiated by the Chicano Art Mural Movement of the 1970s and inspired by the traditional Mexican paintings. Some of the more significant mural installations are located on
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Rock Make Street Festival – Annually for four years the Rock Make organization sponsors a music and arts festival in September on Treat and 18th Streets in the Mission.
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is a castle-like building located at 14th and Mission that was built as an armory for the U.S. Army and California National Guard. It served as the Headquarters of the
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that occurred in the 1990s and the rise of technology and social media, major technology companies like Google and Facebook have moved up their offices to places like
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held an Easter Sunday celebration including a Hunky Jesus Contest in Dolores Park. In 2014, Hunky Jesus moved to Golden Gate Park due to construction at Dolores Park.
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inhabited the region for over 2,000 years. Spanish missionaries arrived in the area during the late 18th century. They found these people living in two villages on
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bands play in restaurants throughout the district, especially in the restaurants congregated around Valencia and Mission in the northeast portion of the district.
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is predominantly an online news site but does publish a semiannual printed paper. And El Reportero is a weekly newspaper that also has an online site.
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at 18th Street. Two main commercial zones, known as the Valencia corridor (Valencia St, from about 15th to 22nd) and the 24th Street corridor known as
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in the south central part of the Mission District are both very popular destinations for their restaurants, bars, galleries and street life.
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Cesar Chavez Holiday Parade – The second weekend of April is marked by a parade and celebration along 24th Street in honor of Cesar Chavez.
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are more affluent and white. As of 2017, the northern part of the Mission, together with the nearby Tenderloin, is home to a
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Clarion Alley Block Party – Eleven years annually, a block party on the Clarion mural alley, fourth weekend in October.
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seating 17,000 people which was located at Folsom and 25th Streets; a portion of the grounds remain as present day
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banks and companies which would set up branches, offices, and regional headquarters on Mission Street.
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neighborhoods, sometimes referred to as the "Outer Mission" (not to be confused with the actual
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and paintings of Latin American culture by local artists are a common feature and attraction.
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The Mission District is located in east-central San Francisco. It is bordered to the east by
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in 1965. He often returned to the neighborhood, including for a live concert with his band
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organization arranges a district-wide exhibit of Mission District artists studios.
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built and opened next to it in 1918 continues to have an active congregation.
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Walls of empowerment: Chicana/o indigenist murals of California
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Hilltop Special Service Center (special school for grades 7–12)
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opposing market-rate developments and the luxury developments.
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The golden legacy of San Francisco's little hydrant that could
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Community Music Center San Francisco: Mission District Branch
1105:. Many of these murals have been painted or supported by the
1094:
769:, Osento Bathhouse, Old Wives Tales bookstore, Artemis Cafe,
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4017:
2326:"Matters Historical: A bit of old Japan in a Colma cemetery"
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families such as the Valenciano, Guerrero, Dolores, Bernal,
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2866:"Dance Mission Faces Rent Hike, Uncertain Future (updated)"
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Throughout the Mission walls and fences are decorated with
3969:"St. Peter's Catholic School has changed with the Mission"
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on June 29, 1776. The Mission was moved from the shore of
520:
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2813:"San Francisco's La Mejor Bakery Becomes Legacy Business"
2796:"CHOICE TABLES; The Mission District: Affordable and Fun"
1312:(born 1937), painter, author, art historian, and curator.
2948:
CD Universe, "Santana S.F. Mission District Live '69 CD"
2488:"Valencia Street As A Lesbian Corridor: Living Memories"
2324:
Svanevik, Michael; Burgett, Shirley (December 6, 2017).
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spent his teenage years in the Mission, graduating from
1165:
The Mission is rich in musical groups and performances.
39:
Neighborhood in San Francisco, California, United States
3271:
Datebook | San Francisco Arts & Entertainment Guide
2603:"Upscale culture and gang violence share a small space"
2172:
Chapter 3: An Overview of the Mission District; History
2053:"Inner Mission North 1853–1943 Context Statement, 2005"
3317:"Project Artaud: An Artists' Village in San Francisco"
1580:
Carnaval – The major event of the year occurring each
1065:, Art Explosion Studios, City Art Collective Gallery,
529:
who populated much of the San Francisco bay area. The
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The principal thoroughfare of the Mission District is
4010:– Neighborhoods: The Hidden Cities of San Francisco (
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to the south west. The part of the neighborhood from
4073:
What Its Like To Get Kicked Out of Your Neighborhood
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Graves, Donna J.; Watson, Shayne E. (October 2015).
1830:
1621:
Open Studios – On the first weekend of October, the
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Classical music is heard in the concert hall of the
653:
Corner of Beale and Mission Streets, San Francisco,
1385:(born 1970), painter, sculptor, and graffiti artist
1188:The locally inspired song "Mission in the Rain" by
638:
452:neighborhood. North of the Mission District is the
4260:
4108:Places adjacent to Mission District, San Francisco
4069:: 'In Old Mission District: Changing Grit to Gold'
3399:Cesar E. Chavez Holiday Parade & Festival 2012
2280:"The Mission Has Always Been The Home of Baseball"
584:continued in the area, separated from the town of
2883:
2758:The 15 Coolest Neighborhoods in the World in 2016
687:, a single working water hydrant (the so-called '
537:. It was here that a Spanish priest named Father
427:. Sanchez Street separates the neighborhood from
4685:
4042:: '36 Hours in San Francisco's Mission District'
2889:
2009:Investigan tiroteo en La Misión de San Francisco
1425:Michael V. Rios, painter, designer, and muralist
1400:(1956–2015), graphic designer and collage artist
1342:(born 1968), painter, muralist and street artist
1294:Peter Bratt (born 1962), film director, producer
4699:Chicano and Mexican neighborhoods in California
3292:"10 Rising Stars of Art Explosion Open Studios"
2679:San Francisco Recreation & Parks Department
2518:. University of California Press. p. 160.
2323:
1678:rail system with stations on Mission Street at
1565:
1358:, poster art, serigraph printmaker and designer
588:, later renamed San Francisco (centered around
3768:"Buena Vista Horace Mann K-8 Community School"
2898:. Austin: University of Texas Press. pp.
2702:"In the Mission District, a Great Cheap Lunch"
2515:A People's Guide to the San Francisco Bay Area
920:Roxie Theater, 16th Street and Valencia Street
717:in order to create the western landing of the
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4093:
4033:: 'Neo-Hipsters Keep the Beat in the Mission'
3234:A Life in Print: Xavier Viramontes Printmaker
1961:
1959:
800:, and several clubs including The Offensive,
2296:
2163:Alejandrino, Simon Velasquez (Summer 2000).
1361:Carlos Loarca (born 1939), painter, muralist
995:. San Francisco is the original home of the
709:During the 1940 to 1960s, a large number of
3966:
3918:"Zaida T. Rodriguez Early Education School"
3254:. ArtScene. October 15 – November 12, 2005.
3009:"Peter and Benjamin Bratt are on a mission"
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1816:Roman Catholic Archdiocese of San Francisco
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2051:San Francisco Planning Department (2005).
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1185:documentary "The Mission" filmed in 1994.
4060:: "Mission District Fights Dot-Com Fever'
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2511:
2505:
2468:. Gay Lesbian Bisexual Historical Society
1807:Zaida T. Rodriguez Early Education School
1443:Xavier Viramontes (born 1947), printmaker
1141:Walking along in the Mission in the rain
896:
868:, and to a lesser extent, the Bay Area's
4018:Mission Dolores Neighborhood Association
3144:"Spain Rodriguez: Zap Comix artist dies"
3090:Rodriguez, Abraham (November 12, 2019).
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1697:line, which runs down Church Street and
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1455:, conceptual, installation, and muralist
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3296:SF Station | San Francisco's City Guide
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2780:"San Francisco's New Pop-Up Restaurant"
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2352:Laura French, May 31, 2021, FireRescue1
2022:newspaper, Oct 7, 1854, page 1 column 4
1512:Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts
1265:Chuck Prophet & The Mission Express
1181:that was recorded in 1969, and for the
1023:Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts
521:Native peoples and Spanish colonization
431:(containing the sub-district known as "
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4023:North Mission Neighborhood Association
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3897:San Francisco Unified School District
3893:"George R. Moscone Elementary School"
3872:San Francisco Unified School District
3847:San Francisco Unified School District
3822:San Francisco Unified School District
3797:San Francisco Unified School District
3772:San Francisco Unified School District
3747:San Francisco Unified School District
3580:Palmer, Tamara (September 26, 2012).
3458:
3141:
2950:. Cduniverse.com (February 10, 2008).
2924:"The Annotated "Mission in the Rain""
2720:"Mission Munchers Bite 'Danger Dogs'"
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2512:Brahinsky, Rachel (October 6, 2020).
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2282:, Burrito Justice, February 17, 2010.
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2032:Liberty Hill Neighborhood Association
1918:
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1771:San Francisco Unified School District
1662:is biweekly and has online articles.
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1394:Dan Plasma, graffiti artist, muralist
1033:, founded by local artists active in
860:reputation of being artist-friendly.
672:and settlement intensified after the
89:Location within Central San Francisco
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3843:"Leonard R. Flynn Elementary School"
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3459:Dicum, Gregory (November 20, 2005).
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2864:Hirsch, Daniel (December 19, 2014).
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2569:Roberts, Chris (December 18, 2011).
2365:Wells, Madeline (October 14, 2021).
2305:from the original on October 2, 2018
2062:. pp. 9, 10, 40. Archived from
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1528:San Francisco Community Music Center
1449:(born 1956) stencil artist, muralist
278:1.481 sq mi (3.84 km)
3265:Flores, Jessica (October 7, 2021).
2974:The Annotated "Mission in the Rain"
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2138:"Calle 24 Latino Cultural District"
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1300:(born 1952), experimental filmmaker
1029:was founded in 1970. The Mission's
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3142:Fagan, Kevin (November 29, 2012).
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2794:Bittman, Mark. (December 9, 2001)
2635:Bowe, Rebecca (October 28, 2015).
2299:"LGBTQ Historic Context Statement"
2285:
2247:. Burrito Justice. March 10, 2011.
2235:. Viamagazine.com (July 23, 2010).
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1798:Leonard R. Flynn Elementary School
1674:The neighborhood is served by the
554:San Francisco's southern expansion
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4659:San Francisco Bay Area portal
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3492:. Sf.funcheap.com (July 6, 2012).
3471:from the original on May 26, 2024
3116:Whiting, Sam (January 15, 2015).
2539:Bauer, Michael (April 30, 1995).
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1883:San Francisco's Mission District.
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1428:Pico Sanchez, painter, printmaker
1324:(born 1941), artist and professor
1291:(born 1963), actor, film producer
1278:
1136:the Mission always looks the same
619:located at 14th and Valencia and
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3818:"César Chávez Elementary School"
3621:. SF Station (October 25, 2008).
3389:. Mission Local (July 15, 2011).
3044:. Royalville Communications, Inc
2462:"Map of Lesbian Valencia Street"
2418:"Ramparts- Los Siete de la Raza"
2392:"LOS SIETE DE LA RAZA - FoundSF"
2200:Nolte, Carl (January 29, 2004).
2110:Lagos, Marisa (April 22, 2014).
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1440:(1951–1988), cartoonist, painter
1235:The Mission District also has a
1196:appeared on Garcia's solo album
1123:You know, I turned around to see
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639:Earthquake and population shifts
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4694:Mission District, San Francisco
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3516:. SF Fun Cheap (April 8, 2012).
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4704:Neighborhoods in San Francisco
4262:Neighborhoods in San Francisco
2778:Bittman, Mark (May 29, 2011).
2700:Bittman, Mark. (May 11, 2010)
2416:Heins, Marjorie (March 1971).
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3725:"Eastern Neighborhoods Plans"
2718:Woo, Stu (November 9, 2011).
2263:Encyclopedia of San Francisco
1907:
1841:San Francisco Bay Area portal
1574:Carnaval dancers, 24th Street
1306:(1944–1997), Chicano muralist
1127:and the bells were not for me
1012:, is located in the Mission.
1010:San Francisco legacy business
943:is a popular recreation area.
910:Mission San Francisco de Asis
777:were part of that community.
685:1906 San Francisco earthquake
654:
645:1906 San Francisco earthquake
543:Mission San Francisco de Asis
401:Mission San Francisco de Asís
299:30,072/sq mi (11,611/km)
34:Neighborhood in San Francisco
27:For District of Mission, see
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3967:Nolte, Carl (May 17, 2014).
3868:"Marshall Elementary School"
3743:"John O'Connell High School"
3188:. Hearst Communications, Inc
1926:. UC Regents. Archived from
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1566:Festivals, parades and fairs
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932:celebration, Garfield Square
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3385:September 15, 2011, at the
2619:"36 Hours in San Francisco"
2037:September 19, 2011, at the
1881:Hooper, Bernadette (2006).
1826:
1492:City Art Collective Gallery
1391:, illustrator, and muralist
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3793:"Bryant Elementary School"
3570:. LitCrawl (June 9, 2011).
2817:The San Francisco Standard
2654:February 12, 2010, at the
1801:Marshall Elementary School
1778:John O'Connell High School
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1482:Artists' Television Access
1067:Artists' Television Access
928:Mission District's annual
706:calling the Mission home.
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477:Outer Mission neighborhood
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3693:Critical Sustainabilities
3633:. Guardiansofthecity.org.
2890:Latorre, Guisela (2008).
2060:Cultural Resources Survey
1854:Intersection for the Arts
1584:weekend is the Mission's
1318:(born 1942), photographer
1216:The area is also home to
1134:No matter what comes down
1132:in the San Francisco rain
1130:There's some satisfaction
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1075:Intersection for the Arts
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4214:Islais Creek/Butchertown
3490:First Friday, SFFunCheap
2434:Carlsson, Chris (2020).
2090:"Bay Area Neighborhoods"
1789:Bryant Elementary School
1782:Buena Vista Horace Mann
1653:
1202:, and was played by the
391:), is a neighborhood in
4029:San Francisco Chronicle
3974:San Francisco Chronicle
3168:The Art of Michael Rios
2994:March 20, 2007, at the
2724:The Wall Street Journal
2609:. (September 21, 2011).
2545:San Francisco Chronicle
2206:San Francisco Chronicle
1109:muralist organization.
982:
964:, built in 1927 in the
906:Alta California mission
824:San Francisco Chronicle
806:Valencia Tool & Die
3368:San Francisco Carnaval
1900:, 31 (May 2009), 7–31.
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1557:1890 Bryant St Studios
1522:, from 2002 until 2015
1211:Community Music Center
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1121:Someone called my name
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897:Landmarks and features
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4564:Bayview–Hunters Point
3631:Guardians of the City
3425:. The Dyke March.org.
3401:. Cesarchavezday.org.
2492:Shaping San Francisco
2020:Daily Alta California
1952:. Civic Impulse, LLC.
1870:The Redstone Building
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1478:Art Explosion Studios
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1083:Dance Mission Theater
977:250th Coast Artillery
966:Mediterranean Revival
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322: • Summer (
4040:, September 14, 2008
3689:"16th & Mission"
2625:, September 14, 2008
2269:on January 20, 2013.
2259:"Woodward's Gardens"
2257:Craig, Christopher.
2233:magazine, April 2003
2181:on November 12, 2006
2041:. Libertyhillsf.org.
1924:"Statewide Database"
1885:Arcadia Publishing.
1247:bands and musicians
1224:, a formerly weekly
973:San Francisco Armory
767:The Women's Building
759:Los Siete de la Raza
738:The Women's Building
415:Location and climate
296: • Density
4049:, November 20, 2005
4031:, November 26, 1995
3695:. February 9, 2015.
3537:on November 5, 2017
3437:. Thedykemarch.org.
3237:. Alifeinprint.net.
3208:"Xavier Viramontes"
2960:KQED, "The Mission"
2802:, December 9, 2001.
2118:. Hearst Newspapers
2007:Área de la Bahía -
1930:on February 1, 2015
1495:Creativity Explored
1175:Mission High School
1158:Mission in the Rain
962:Mission High School
891:In Chan Kaajal Park
689:Golden Fire Hydrant
629:San Francisco Seals
563:Pioneer Race Course
491:(where clouds from
446:Cesar Chavez Street
113: /
4599:Excelsior District
4467:Westwood Highlands
4427:Ingleside Terraces
4401:Yerba Buena Island
4286:Financial District
4067:, January 16, 1999
4058:, November 5, 2000
3465:The New York Times
3423:The Dyke March.org
2706:The New York Times
2581:on August 14, 2012
2557:political fringes.
1859:The Lexington Club
1750:. You can help by
1612:Dia de los Muertos
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1467:Arts organizations
1346:Margaret Kilgallen
1316:Laurie Toby Edison
1031:Galería de la Raza
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711:Mexican immigrants
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609:Recreation Grounds
598:Woodward's Gardens
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4639:Visitacion Valley
4442:Richmond District
4371:Fisherman's Wharf
4359:North of Downtown
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3993:Houston Chronicle
3711:Smart Cities Dive
3449:. Day of Dead SF.
3435:Sunday Streets SF
3413:. Transmarch.org.
3036:Mezynski, Neila.
3014:Los Angeles Times
2928:artsites.ucsc.edu
2909:978-0-292-71906-4
2607:Los Angeles Times
2447:978-0-7453-4094-4
2069:on August 4, 2006
1795:Elementary School
1768:
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1537:Southern Exposure
1310:Rolando Castellón
1063:Southern Exposure
1051:Alejandro Murguía
590:Portsmouth Square
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3153:October 14,
3127:October 14,
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1257:The Looters
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