Home movie footage courtesy of the Prelinger Archives in the Gellert-built neighborhood south of Sloat Boulevard. (SF West History Minute Sep 22, 2010)
Frances Kniffin Larkin, a Sunset District resident for over 80 years, remembers when "Your Market, My Deli" at 1460-48th Avenue was Brucker's in the 1930s. (SF West History Minute Mar 15, 2010)
On January 25, 1878, The King Philip was one of three ships to leave San Francisco Bay, but the only one to stay in San Francisco. (SF West History Minute Apr 19, 2011)
Closed for 25-30 years, the old Mohawk gas station on the southeast corner of Irving Street and 16th Avenue still has curb appeal. (SF West History Minute Feb 8, 2011)
Built in 1878, a building used by the Life Saving Service was moved in 1923 from Golden Gate Park to the Richmond District. (SF West History Minute Nov 17, 2009)
Marty Larkin has added bit and pieces of San Francisco's history to the backyard of his Outer Sunset District home. (SF West History Minute Mar 9, 2010)
Remembering the former operator of the Giant Camera, first lighter of the Burning Man, and founder of the Suicide Club, at El Cerrito's Playland-Not-at-the-Beach on January 2, 2010. (SF West History Minute Jan 9, 2010)
When the cemeteries were moved from the Richmond District, the remains went one place and the headstones another. (SF West History Minute Jan 28, 2010)
History of Laguna Honda Hospital's old cobblestone wall at the intersection of Laguna Honda Boulevard, Woodside Avenue, and Dewey Boulevard. (SF West History Minute Nov 29, 2010)
The Larkins Building on the NW corner of Arguello and Geary boulevards has in interesting and mostly unknown history. (SF West History Minute Jan 19, 2010)