San Francisco 1966

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Street scenes, old cars galore, cable cars, Nob Hill, Chinatown,
view of Alcatraz and boats one year before the 'Summer of Love".
Home Movie: 10993: Western Trip, Part 1
Published 1966
Topics home movies, prelinger
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21 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 17

@KB-jz5rk 5 лет назад

I love these old films of my home town. The city was a beautiful place in 1966

@vernonbrowne6127 5 лет назад

HERE, HERE.😀

@spankyharland9845 Год назад

no homeless, just the occasional bum or hobo, folks dressed up on vacation....I do miss that era.

@therose8521 4 года назад

I was living on Laguna and Grove Street in 1966 and the 21 Hayes was my favorite bus. Muni cost 15 cents, free if you jump on the back of the bus and held on to the cables.

@dogsense3773 3 года назад

Damn I was 11 in 1966, and I forgotten I did the cable thing too! I'm still here 2020

@photographedemode 5 лет назад

Great to see this, I was 10 years old in 1966, remember walking around the city at almost any time of day or night with a Senior Relative. By 1969 you couldn't do it as easily, the city started getting weird and more dangerous. My favorite hang-out was Powell and Market watching the Hare Krishnas dance the summer of 1967. My Relatives had a billards place around the corner, I'd go Iceskating at that place at 11th and Market.

@yoncalla44 6 лет назад

One year before the 'Summer of Love' for sure, but by 1966 San Francisco was "Psychedelphia." - Tony Arioli

@therealpinoyhapa Год назад

Must have been a wonderful, peaceful time. Housing was affordable, no car break ins, no smash and grab and rampant shoplifting, etc. It was the year before the Summer of Love.

@mattmayo3539 3 года назад

I always have to think back to era of land yacht cars and how difficult it must’ve been to just park downtown.

@davidoverstreet2875 2 года назад

I was an infant on 24th Street at the time

@dflf 3 года назад

Needs a soundtrack

@chrisyonts9652 3 года назад

No Scott McKenzie or nuthin'?

@budblankenship4686 3 года назад

Play it in your head. It should work

@johnvrabec9747 Год назад

That was the following year.

@vincenthernandez8 3 года назад

No homeless tents with poop 💩 on the side walk. This is what trump meant by making America 🇺🇸 great again?

@Rikkcas 3 года назад

Vincent... ignore the hateful, arrogant trolls. They have no idea how good it was back then. It really was great. Cowards behind a keyboard have no clue or reference point. 😆 Nothing but their cheap punk slap back baloney. I was 16 back then and knew the city blind folded. Every inch. I was born there. Haight Ashbury was the real deal. It’s a shit hole now.. no doubt, unless you are blind and totally stupid. Not even close to what it once was, except for any of the tourist landmarks that are left or they haven’t torn down. No sane tourist wants to go there now. So glad and blessed I sold out and got away. It’s a sodom and gommorah these days. A literal dump. Unless you were there back then, poser posters have zero comparisons to make because they really don’t know. It will never get back to it’s once great self. The lib’dems have made sure of that.