San Francisco's Bernal Heights (CA) (Images of America) Review

San Francisco's Bernal Heights (CA) (Images of America)
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Arcadia's visual treats remain important historical coverages for any library strong in visual treatments of California history and culture. San Francisco Bay Area residents now have a new title to enjoy. The Bernal History Project's SAN FRANCISCO'S BERNAL HEIGHTS part of the city that began as a hilltop village in the southern area. Photos and images from family scrapbooks and public institutions follow its progress. An outstanding local history suitable for any California history collection.


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San Francisco's Bernal Heights is a hilltop village tucked away in the southern part of the city. Freeways and urban thoroughfares now bound the neighborhood, once defined by the swamps and creeks of the original Mexican land grant. The legacy of Potrero Viejo, or old pasture, and the farms of the 19th and 20th centuries have developed into today's passion for the preservation of open space. From the 1860s legend of Widow O'Brien's cow to the 1970s fight that saved the hill's crest from development, Bernal residents have tirelessly guarded their environment. An unofficial coyote mascot reigns over one of San Francisco' few remaining wild areas.

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