
From architectural resources and legacy businesses, to cultural communities and public art, we’ve spotlighted many of the things that make the Excelsior one of the most vibrant neighborhoods in the city. We hope you learn something new and get excited for going out and exploring the neighborhood more freely in the future.
Architectural Resources and Local Landmarks
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The colorful spread inside Pacitas Salvadorean Bakery, February 2020
Excelsior Legacy Businesses
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The families of two men who served in the military together celebrating Christmas in the Excelsior in 1958. (Kodakan Photo Day, Shades of San Francisco, San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library, SFP78-007-136)
Cultural Communities in the Excelsior
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Central Drug Store at 4494 Mission St. today, alongside an ad featured in the 1928 Excelsior News.
…an Oral History and History Mystery Solved
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We’ve mapped the Excelsior’s standout public art. Click to browse!
Fun Stuff!
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Endangered Excelsior
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As always, we’d like to hear your favorite places, stories, and ideas for what you’d like Heritage to focus on in the Excelsior. Reply to this email or email me, Kerri, at kyoung@sfheritage.org.