Polk's San Francisco (San Francisco County, Calif.) city directory, 1951, Part 3

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1951
Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 1710

USA > California > San Francisco County > San Francisco > Polk's San Francisco (San Francisco County, Calif.) city directory, 1951 > Part 3

Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).

PARKS

San Francisco is noted for its beautiful and extensive parks. There are 49 parks and 77 playgrounds, with a total acreage of 3,434. Still others are under develop- ment. In addition to the municipal parks, the several Government reservations, the largest of which is the Presidio, comprising 1,542 acres, all go toward augment- ing the aggregate. The area given does not include the numerous golf courses in and about the city. More than $15,000,000 has been expended on municipal parks since 1870. All of San Francisco's parks are "man-made." Originally only sand dunes marked the spots where today are gardens of rare flowers, shrubs and giant trees. Even lakes, streams, waterfalls, hills, valleys and dales were developed by man, to say nothing of the miles of walks, bridle paths and boulevards traversing the parks. Golden Gate Park is one of the world's most noted playgrounds. It comprises 1,013 acres and is about three miles long and a half-mile wide, extending from Stanyan St. on the east to the Pacific Ocean on the west, and lies in the midst of San Francisco's choice residential districts. In the park are many museums and monuments, aviary, aquarium, music temple, stadium, tennis courts, baseball grounds, football grounds, trotting and packing horse track, athletic field and running track paddocks, and children's playgrounds. There are more than 25 miles of improved driveways in the park. Wild animals of many species are found here, while every bird and squir- rel known to California flies or roams at will through the dense woods and shrubbery. At the western end of the park is to be seen the sloop "Gjoa," the only vessel that ever navigated the Northwest Passage. It was given to San Francisco by its owner, the late Capt. Roald Amundsen, explorer and discoverer of the South Pole. The gift was accepted by San Francisco, June 16, 1909. The ship was hauled upon the beach and is protected by a high iron fence.

SOCIAL FEATURES

Events-The cosmopolitan character of San Fran- cisco is well portrayed by the interesting and diversified events which take place daily. The citizen or visitor will find many educational things of interest, such as lec- tures, concerts, readings, recitals, and special exhibits of drawing, painting, sculpture, and other works of art.

Art Galleries-Three public art galleries and several semi-public galleries offer exhibits and collections of national and international fame. The M. H. deYoung

Memorial Museum, the San Francisco Museum of Art, and the California Palace of the Legion of Honor attract hundreds of thousands of visitors annually.

Library-The main Public Library is located in the Civic Center. There are 21 branches and six depositories. This system has more than 610,000 volumes. About 2,500,000 books are circulated for home reading. In ad- dition to the public libraries, there are nearly 100 private and special libraries, including technical and institution- al. There are also numerous circulating libraries.

Public Buildings-The Civic Auditorium, wth a seat- ing capacity of 9,136, contains a magnificent organ and is in use for a variety of events daily throughout the year. The Civic Opera House and the War Memorial Building provide a home for opera, the symphony or- chestra, and a permanent war relics museum. San Fran- cisco was the first city in the nation to have a civic opera house. It has a seating capacity of 3,285. The Civic Opera House and the War Memorial buildings were chosen for the meeting place of the United Nations delegates who assembled there from April 25 to June 26, 1945, to con- struct the charter of the organization.

Clubs-There are numerous societies, clubs, lodges and fraternal groups beside the civic, historical, mili- tary, religious, and sporting groups. San Francisco contains many foreign colonies where the daily life and social affairs familiar to their native countries have been re-established here.

Churches-San Francisco has 353 churches. repre- senting many denominations. The congregations in- clude people of many nationalities, such as English, German, Italian, French, Spanish, Scandinavian, Rus- sian and Chinese.

PUBLIC HEALTH

San Francisco public health facilities are efficient and modern in every detail, including a bacteriological laboratory, a chemical laboratory, consolidated inspec- tion services, the San Francisco Hospital, the Laguna Honda Home for aged indigents, the Hassler Health Farm for convalescent tuberculosis cases, six emergency hospitals, child welfare centers, well-baby clinics and other health control facilities scattered throughout the city.

RECREATION AND CULTURE

San Francisco is a city of supreme and exotic beauty, a city of many interesting aspects, and a cultural and vacation center for those who like to explore. The vaca- tion experts, Californians, Inc., say-"There is the story- book part that is not on the map-the things of the city that guidebooks only hint at-small in area as great cities go, it is America's most cosmopolitan city. Almost surrounded by the sea, it's like being on shipboard all the time-there's salt in the ocean breeze, filling you with buoyant energy."

Some Outstanding Points of Interest and Their Characteristics

The Waterfront-"Threshold to all the world."

San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge-"World's lar- gest, with foundations of greatest depth."

Golden Gate Bridge-"Longest single span in the world."

Latin Quarter-"Spreads up the slopes of Telegraph Hill and on to Fisherman's Wharf."

Educational Institutions-"Few cities in the world offer finer or more diversified facilities."

Chinatown-"Largest Chinese settlement in Amer- ica."

Hotels, Restaurants-"Distinguished and distinc- tive."

Theatres-"Bid you to come forth for entertain- ment."

Downtown San Francisco "Atmosphere all its own."

Civic Center, Auditorium, Opera-"First city to have a civic opera house and symphony concerts."

INTRODUCTION

Parks, Museums, Sports-"Enough for days and days for spectators and participants alike."

Scenic Drives, Evenings-"Stunning vistas framed in the afterglow of sunset, and then, the lights."

Other facilities for outdoor activities embrace many golf courses in and adjacent to the city, including three San Francisco municipal courses; a yacht harbor; and several boat and swimming clubs.

There are approximately 95 theatres, ranging from several "Little Theatres" and a French theatre to the theatre with the largest seating capacity in the West. San Francisco has eight standard radio broadcasting stations, several frequency modulation stations, a coastal telegraph radio station for off-shore boats, and a coastal harbor radio station for boats in harbor.

A tour of San Francisco is refreshing and filled with many pleasant surprises. The city's delightful setting amidst sparkling waters and high hills is inspiring. Beautiful vistas, lovely homes, a happy climate, com- fortable living, all combine to spread a romantic aura over the whole community and lend to its distinction.

CLIMATE

San Francisco is a clean city with a cool, bracing, equable, open-all-year-around climate. The daily mean maximum temperature is 62.6 degrees. The daily mean minimum temperature is 50.4 degrees. The average daily temperature range is 12.2 degrees.

The hours of fog over San Francisco Bay recorded by the Lighthouse Service averaged only 153 per year.

San Francisco is one of a few of nature's air-condi- tioned cities, relatively warm in winter and cool in summer. The long-time record of the Weather Bureau reveals that the sun shines in San Francisco during 66 of every 100 possible hours.

POPULATION AND CHARACTERISTICS · San Francisco Residents

The population of San Francisco on April 1, 1950, was 760,753 according to the preliminary U. S. Census, or 125,845 above 1940, and ranking San Francisco among the leading cities in the U. S. in numerical population gain. It is the eleventh largest city in the nation, based on pop- ulation, but ranks close to first in several economic and social developments.

On April 1, 1940, the resident population, reported at 634,536, included 630,785 civilians and only 3,751 mili- tary. At about the peak of the nation's war production, on April 1, 1944, the resident civilian population had risen to 683,340 and the resident military had soared to 103,250, bringing the total resident population to 786,590. Near the end of the war, on Aug. 1, 1945, the special U. S. Census reported that San Francisco had 827,400 resi- dents, including 59,753 military, 20,416 seamen on ships registered to San Francisco, and about 30,000 hotel oc- cupants, or nearly 110,000 persons other than those living in owner-occupied and tenant dwellings.

Visitors and Commuters

People with regular occupations in the city, but living in the Bay Area, and the large number who come here for business and pleasure brought the average

daily two-way passenger trips to and from San Fran- cisco through the Peninsula, East Bay and North Bay gateways to about 192,000 during 1949, exclusive of water-borne arrivals and departures, compared to 105,- 800 in 1940 and 220,000 in 1945.

EDUCATION

Fine Facilities for Education and ResearchI

The educational facilities available in San Francisco and the Bay Area cover all fields and are outstanding in the West and in their rank among national institu- tions. Few cities in the world offer finer or more diversi- fied educational opportunities.

Enrollment in institutions of higher education in northern California is above the national average in relation to the population.

Higher education facilities include the public uni- versities system, state colleges, public junior colleges, private four-year colleges and private junior colleges.

Besides the extensive research activities carried out by the larger universities of California and Stanford, a recent survey revealed at least 79 northern California organizations with research facilities which are expend- ing upward of $20,000,000 a year in research activities.

Public Schools

There are 196 schools under the jurisdiction of the Department of Education of San Francisco, with a total average daily attendance of 177,581.

Other Schools

There are also, in addition to the public school sys- tem, a number of private, parochial, non-sectarian and technical schools. There are several thousand children in the city attending these private schools.

There are numerous privately-established schools in San Francisco which offer courses of training in prac- tically all phases of business, art, dramatics, and the various trades.

Veterans' Training

Approved to offer training to war veterans under Public Law 346 at the end of 1948 were about 89 educa- tional institutions in San Francisco, 209 in the Bay Area, and 315 in northern California. Included in this group are universities, colleges, junior colleges, high schools, medical schools, nursing schools, vocational schools and professional and semi-professional schools.

Universities and Colleges

The University of San Francisco and the San Fran- cisco State College are located in the city. The University of California, at Berkeley, and Stanford University, at Palo Alto, are both within easy commuting distances of San Francisco. In addition, the University of California maintains several branches in San Francisco, including colleges of medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and law; and the California School of Fine Arts and Stanford Univer- sity's colleges of dentistry and medicine also are located here. Other colleges in the more immediate area offer- ing standard curricula include Dominican, Mills, San Francisco College for Women and St. Mary's.

POSTAL DELIVERY ZONES

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

Station

Address

Number

Station

Address

Number

Main Office North

. 7th and Mission

( Haight)

554 Clayton

Main Office South

7th and Mission

((Jement )

275 6th Av

Rincon Annex North

Mission and Spear

( -(Folk)

1240 Sutter

Rincon Annex South

Mission and Spear

491 30th Av

Rincon Annex East.

Mission and Spear ..

Bay View. .

1437 Mendell

Rincon Annex West.

Mission and Spear

Marina

3345 Steiner

A-(Steiner)

1949 Post

North Beach

1610 Stockton

('- (Mission)

E-(Townsend)

1198 S Van Ness Av

Parkside

1045 Taraval

F-(Excelsior)

216 Townsend

Sunset

1319 20th Av.

(-(Eureka)

19 Ocean Av

Colma Branch

7373 Mission

Daly City Branch

6253 Mission

4304 18th

West Portal

317 West Portal Av

BOX HOLDERS

Main Office

7th and Mission

Rincon Annex

Mission and Spear

Station B

U. S. Custom House Bldg

Below Is an alphabetical list of streets and avenues within the area of the postal district of San Francisco, showing the delivery zone number of each street

address. Where a street or avenue runs through two or more dellvery zones the beginning and ending numbers are shown for each of the zones involved. Only

the commencement number is shown when a street ends within a delivery district.

Del. Z. ne No.

Del. Zone No

Del. Zume No.

Del. % ne No. !

Abbey

.25

Ash

Ashburton pl

Bismark

Calhoun ter

California, 1-299

Black pl

LagLet

Abbey (Colma)

{ lay, 1 699

Aubot

Ashbury

Blackstone ct

300-500-

700-1299-

Acacia

Ashbury ter

1300. 1999-

Acadia

Ashton av

Blackwood

... e til

Blake

600-1199

Atalaya ter

1200-2099-

2200-3299-

Acevedo av

Athens, 1.999

Bianche

Acme al

Blanken

2100-3199.

Acorn al

3200-5499-

Clayton. 1 1199

5500

3300

2.1

1000-

Attridge al

Bluxome

Blythdale av

1200-

att ou h

Acton

Calvert dr

Ada ct

Attu rd

2.1

Clearfield dr

Boalt

227

Adair

Auburn

Boardman pl

Cambman dr

Cambridge

Clement, 1-1599

2.1

Adams

Audsley dr

1600

August al

Becana

Camellia av

Clementina, 1 99

alla

Boaz rt

Camino way

Addison

Adelaide pl

Augusta

Bonita

100-

I av. I -!!

Camp

Adele et

Austin

Bonview

Campbell av

2.4

Cleveland

100.

Avalohı

Borica

Campton pl

Clifford ter

Tharborn

Adeline

Cliffside dr

Adler

Avery

Avila

Boston pl

Candlestick rd

Buswort!

Clinton Pk

Ileratur

Admiral av

Avoca al

Bo:teher ri

Canyon dr

Acrial way

Capistrano av

Clipper

Ve ker al

M Barn. 1-399

Avon way

Bonrhin

.15

Clover

Agate al

Capitol av, 1-899

900-

Clover

400 1199-

Agnon av

1 2

Aztec

Boutwell

Bache

BUw

('Ivde

1200-

Agua way

Row doin

Capp, 1-99

Delin

Alabama, 1-299

100.

Codman pl

Bacon

Delano av

300-

Baden

Boyce

Capra way

Cohen pl

Card al

In award

Aladdin ter

Cardenas av

Colby

Alameda, 1-399

Badger

Boylston

Cole

Boynton ct

Baker, 1-699

Car

Coleman

1600-

Coleridge

1, mar

Del Mont way

Alame sq

Alberta

700-2399-

Bradford

Carlos

2100-

Colin P Kelly Jr

l'et Munte

Bradley

Carmel

2 .1cLang

Albion. 1-99

Balance

Balhoa, 1-1599

Brady

Carmelita

Cofin pl

Carolina, 1-299

College av

liel Sur av

100-

Alder

1600-

Erannan, 1-699

Delta

Balboa Pk

700-

300-1299

College ter

Collier

Alder av (Colma)

1 1

8 LHl Vale av

225

1300-

Aldricli al

Balecta av

Brant al

Brazil av

Carquinez

.24

Callingwood

IM ming

Alemany blvd, 1-599

Baldwin et

Breen pl

Carr

Collins

Colon av

IleMontford av

Denslow dr

600-2599

2600-

Balhi et

Brenham pl

Carrie

Derby

Balmy

Brentwood av, 1-199

Carrizal

Colonial way

Colton

Desmond

Alemany (Colma)

Baltimore way

200-

Carroll av

Alert al

Banbury dr

Bret Harte ter

DeSoto

Carson

1-1

Columbia 54

Columbus av

Detroit

1 +

Alexander av

Bancroft av

2.1

Carter

Dewey blvd

Alhambra

Banks

Brewster

Carver

Colusa pl

Brice ter

Bannam pl

Casa way

Commerce

De Wolf

Alice

Diamond, 1-1999

Allen, 1 99

Bannock

Bridge rd

Bridgeview dr

Commercial, 1-699

Cascade walk

700-

2000-

. CI

100-

Barcelona

Caselli av

Barnevald av

Bright, 1-399

. 24

400-

Casitas av

Commonwealth av

Diana

Allison

Cassandra ct

Como av

D)laz av

Allston way

Barstow

Alma

Bartlett

Brighton av

Britton

.24

Cassino

L'oncord

Dicha al

Congden

Diekinson

2.1

Almaden ct

Bartol

Broad

Castelo av

Digby

1 :

Aloha av

Bastogne

2.1

Battery

Broadmeor dr

Castenada av

Congo

Dikeman pl

Alp av

Broadway, 1-1099

Castillo

. 2.1

Conkling

Connecticut

Divisadero, 1-899

Alpha

Alpine ter

Battleship rd

Castle

900-2599-

Baxter al

1100-1999.

Castle Colma)

Conrad

Alta

Bay, 1-699

2600-

1 2

2000-

Broderick, 1.799

Castle Maner av

Constanso way

Contra Costa av

Division

Alta Mar way

700-1099-

800-2499-

Alta Vista ter

1100-

2500-

Castlement av

1 -

Converse

Dixie

Castro, 1-2490

2500-

Cook

18 | Dixon ct

Alton av

Bay Shore blvd

Bromley pì

Dock

Alturas way

Bay View

2.1

Brompton av

Catharine ct

Cooper al

Dodge

Alvarado, 1-99

Baywood ct

Bronte

Cavour (Sce West Cavour)

Copper

Dolores, 1-299

Beach, 1-599

Cayuga av, 1-1699

Cora

400-

Brook

Coral rd

300-

Alviso

600-999

Brookdale av

1700-

.14

Dokres ter

Alvord

1500-

Brooklyn pl

Cecilia av

Corbett av

Corbin pł

Donahue

Amazon av

Beachmont dr

Bresnan

Cedar

Cordelia

1 1

Danner av

Ames

Beacon

Bruce Gy

Cedro av

Cordova

Dorantes av

Amherst

Beale

Brumiss ter

. 25

Center pl

Doreas way

Amity al

Beaumont

Cornwall

Beaver

Bruno ar

Anderson

1.1

Brunswick, 1-499

Central av, 1-799

800-

Corona

Coronado

.24

Dorchester way

Dore

Andover

Beckett

500-

Century pl

Bedford DI

Cortes av

Dorie al

1 1

Andrews

Dorland, 1-99

Ceres

Angelica

Beechwood dr

Brush pl

Cortland av

Beeman la

Brussels

2.4

Cerritos av

200-

Angle al

Bryant, 1-199

Cervantes blvd

Corwin

Dorman av

Ankeny

Beldeman

200-799-

Ceylon

Cosgrove

Cosme pl

Belcher

Dormitory rd

Anna la

800-1699

Chabot ter

Cose av

Double Rock ru

Annapolis ler

Belden

1700-

Chambers

Costa

Douglass

Annle

Anson pl

Belgravo av

Bellair pl

Bucarell dr

Channel

Dew pl

Buchanan, 1-999

Charles

Cottage row

Dowacy

Anthony

Bella Vista way

1000-2699

1 .

Charlestowa pl

Cotter

Cottonwood dr

Drainage way

1 2

Antonio

Belle av

2700-

Charlton ct

Cowell pì

Drake

Anza, 100-2599

Bellevue

Buckingham way

Charter Oak av

Cragmont

Drumm

2600-

Bel Mar av

Buell

Chase ct

Anzavista way

Belmont av

Cranleigh dr

Drummead al

Buena Vista av

Chatham pl

Dublin

Apollo

Belmont dr

Crane

Chattanooga

Craut

Duboce av, 1-299

Apparel way

2.1

Belvedera

Buena Vista ter

Burgoyne

Chaves

300-

Chelsea Dl

Crescent av

Appleton av

10| Bemls

Dunbar al

Aptos av

Bengal al

Burke av

Chenery

Crescle et

Burlwood dr

Crespi dr

Duacan, 1-199

Arago

Bennington

Benton ar, 1-399

Burnett av, 1-799

Cherry

Cresta Vista dr

200-

Arballo dr

800-

Chesley

Crestlake dr

Duncombe al

Arbol la

400-

.10

Burnham

Chester av

Crestwell walk

Dunne's al

Arbor

Bepler

Burns pl

Dunshee

Arch, 1-399

2.5

Bergin al

Chestnut. 1-899

Crestwood dr

Burnside av

900-1299

Berkeley

1300-

Crocker

Dunsmuir

400-

Burritt

Crocker ar

Dwight

Arco way

Bernal ar, 1-199

Burrows

Chicago way

Crooks

F.agic

Ardennes

2.1

200-

Bush, 100-399

Child

1 1

Cross

F.srl

Ardenwood way

Bernal HIts blvd

Bernard, 1-99

400-699-

Chilton av

Crown ter

F .. .. Cavour

Arellano av

700-899-

Chula la

Crystal

.25

Ta-ilake al

Argent al

100-

900-1899-

Chumasero dr

Cuba al

. It:

F . Market C . : .

931230

Arguello blvd, 1-899

1 >

Bernlee

1900

Church

Churchill

Culehra ter

1200-

Berry

Butte pl

Cumberland, 1-99

Fast Moltke

Arkansas

Bertita

Clellto dr

.. : P. int rif

Berwick pl

Byington

200

Arleta

Byxbee, 1-199

Circular av

Cunningham pl

Fast Vista av

Arlington

Bessie

Beta av

200-

Citrus av

Curtis

Fa-twood dr

Armstrong av

Clara

Cushman

Eaton pì

Army, 1-2199

Beulah

Cabot

Claremont blvd

Custer av

2.4

Fxker

2200-3799-

.10

Beverly, 1-99

Cahrille, 1-1599

Clarence pl

Custom House pl

Edly, 1-399

3800-4599-

.14

131gler

100-

1600-

Clarendon av

Cutler av

400-1199

4600.

.16

14 Cadell pl

Clarlon al

Cuvier

1200-

Arnold av

Bireh

2 Caine av

Clark

Cypress

Edgar pl

Arroyo way

.16

Bird

10 |Caledonia

Clark av (Colma)

Artbur ar

24 | Bishop

24 | Calgary

16 'D

Cyrus pì

Edgardo pl

24 Clarkson

Eugehill way

POSTAL DELIVERY ZONES

Del. Zone No.

Del. Zone NO.

Del. Zone No. 1

Del. Zone Ne. |

Del. Zons No.

Del. Zone No.

Harbor rd

Jessie. 1-199

Minnesota

Edgewood av

Francisco, 1-799

London

Edgeworth av

800-1199-

Hardie pi

200

Lone Mountain ter

Mint

Mirabel av

Edgmar

1200+

Harkness &T

Jewett

Loomis

Harlan pl

John

Lopez as

Miraloma dr

Edinburgh

Franconia

Edith

Frank

Harlem

Jolce

Loraine ct

Miramar av

Frankfort

Harlow

Jones, 1-699

Los Banos av

Miriem

Edna

Los Olivos av

Mission. 1-699

Edward

Franklin, 1-899

Harold av

700-1899-

700-1999

Egbert ar

900-2299

Los Palmos dr

Harper

1900-

Louisa al

2000-3899-

El Camino Del Mar

2300-

Harriet

Joost av

3900-5499-

El Dorado

Franklin Pk

Harrington

Jordan av

Louisburg

Harris pl

Josepha av

Lauralne

5500-

Eldridge

Fratessa ct

Harrison, 1-599

Josephine

Louisiana

Mission cir

Elgin Pk

Frederick

Louvaine pl

Mississippi

Elim al

Fredson ct

600-999-

Josiah av

Eliza pl

Freeloo

1000-1999.

Juan Bautista cir

Joy

Lowell

Missouri

Mitscher rd

Elizabeth, 1-99

Freeman ct

2000-

Lower ter

Fremont, 1-499

Harry

| Juanita way

Loyola ter

Mizpah

300-

Modoc er

500-

Hart

Judah

Lucerne

Judson av

Lucky

Moffitt

Ellert

Fresno

Hartford

Ellick la

Front

Harvard

Jules av

Lucy

Mojave

1€

Ellington av, 1-299

Fuente av

Harwood al

Julia

Molimo dr

Ludlow al

Lulu al

Moltke (See West Moltke)

300-

Fulton, 1-799

Hastings ter

Julian

Lunado ct

F.lliot

800-2299-

Hattie

Julius

Moncada way

Ellis, 1-499

2300-4099-

Havelock

Junior ter

Lunado was

Moneta way

Mono

500-1299

Havens

Juniper

4100-

Lundy's 18

Monroe

1300-

.15

Funston av, 1-799

Havenside dr

Junipero Serra blvd,

Lupine aT

1-1099

Lurline

Montague pl

Ellis dr (Colma)

Hawes

Montalvo BY

Ellsworth

1200-1799-

1890-

Hawthorne, 1-99

1100-

Lurment ter

Mentena

Elmu, 1-399

Gabilan way

100-

Juri

Lusk al

Lyell

Montcalm

1100-

Gaines

Gaiser ct

1€

Hayes, 1-799

Elmhurst dr

800-

Justin dr

Lynch

Montclair ter

Montecito av

Elmira

Galindo av

Hayward

Kansas, 1-399

400-

Lyndhurst dr

Monterey blvd, 1-999

El Mirasol pl

Galvez av

Hazelwood av

Head, 1-599

Kasserine

Lynnewood dr

El Monte

Gamhetta

Kate

Lyon, 1-699

1000-

Montezuma

Elmwood way

Gambier

600-

700-2399-

Garces dr

Hearst av

Kearny, 1-899

Montgomery, 1-499

El Plazuela

900-

2400-

500-

1 1

El Portal way

Heather av

Mable al

Garcia &V

Heather rd

Keith

Kempton av

MacArthur dr

Monticello, 1-199

El Sereno ct

Garden

Helen

Kenney al

MacDonald 8º

200-

Elsie

Garden Gate way

Monument way

Elton 13

Garden la

Helena

Macedonia

Kensington way

Macondray

Moore pl

El Verano way

Gardner

Hemlock. 1-599

Moraga

Elwood

Garfield

600-

Kent

Maddux &F

Moreland

Embarcadero. The; odd. . . 11

Garibaldi

Hemway ter .

Kentwood way

Maddux dr (Colma)

Garwood dr

Henry .

Kenyon av

Kern

eren -- 2-598

Madera

Morgan al

Madison

Morningside dr

Morrell

179

600-

Gates

Hermann, 1-199

Key av

Emerald la

Gatun al

200

Keyes al

Madrid

Morris

Emerson

Gaven

Hernandez av

Keystone way

Madrone av

Magellan av

Morse, 1-599

600-

Emery Ia

Gaviota way

Heron

Kimball pl

Geary, 1-199

King

Maggie al

Emil 13

Moscow

Emma

Except 47-49-

Hester &F

Heyman av

Kingston

Magnolia

Moselle

200-699-

Hickory

Kirkhamn

Maiden 18

Emmet ct

Kirkwood av

Main

Moss

Emmet pl

700-1499

Hidalgo ter

Majestic ar

Moulton

1500-2599-

Moultrie

Encanto av

1 5

High

Kiska rd

Encinal walk

Geery blrd, 2600-5299

Highland av

Kissling

Malden al

Mallorca way

Mount la

5300-

Higuera av

Kittredge ter

Mount Vernon av

Encline ct

Endicott Pk

Gellert dr

1 6

Hiliritas &V

Knowles av

Malvina pl

Mountain Spriog ar

Knox

Manchester

Muirwood dr

Enterprise

Entrada ct

Genehern way

Hill, 1-99

Kohala rd

Mandalay 18

Geneva av, 1-1199

300-

1200-

Kona rd

Mangels &F

Mulford al

Mullen av

Erle

Erkson ct

Gennessee

Hul (Colma)

Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.

Polk's San Francisco (San Francisco County, Calif.) city directory, 1951, Part 3

Author: R.L. Polk & Co Publication date: 1951 Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : R.L. Polk & Co. Number of Pages: 1710

Author: R.L. Polk & Co
Publication date: 1951
Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : R.L. Polk & Co.
Number of Pages: 1710