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14th Ave near Lincoln circa 1949

View south inide the United Railroads, Market Street Railway, and later Muni storage yard (also known as The Boneyard), which took up the entire block bounded by Lincoln Way, Funston Avenue, Irving Street, and 14th Avenue. Original St. Anne's Church (which faced Funston) visible in the background (large light-colored building) with later church facing Judah beyond. Golden Gate Heights in distance. Row of 9 Muni streetcars on westernmost storage track, including #109 and #116(?) which were scrapped in 1949.
Photographer Unknown (Emiliano Echeverria/Randolph Brandt Collection / Courtesy of Emiliano Echeverria)

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