Parkside District Photos

Looking NE at Vicente and 32nd Avenue - circa 1910

Looking at the western edge of some of the first cottages built by the Parkside Realty Company starting in 1908. These homes are all still standing in 2005, although a few are heavily altered. The mammoth sand dune in the background must have made the walk to Taraval Street a chore!

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Parkside District Photos

Looking NE at Vicente and 32nd Avenue - circa 1910

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