An Orion VII Low Floor Operating on the 27 route in San Francisco
Presidio Division
Historic Firetrucks at the Serramonte Center
An Orion VII Low Floor Operating on the 71 route in San Francisco. Directly behind the bus is a Melbourne tram #496. Behind that is PCC #1055, representing Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The corner of 20th and Castro
A house in the Noe Valley area (Note: I took this picture myself during a field trip over the summer when one of the teachers asked me to take the picture of this house because it looks so beautiful!
A ETI Skoda 60-Foot bus on the 49 Line
A Neoplan Bus in San Francisco. Lombardi Sports is in the background.
A Neoplan Bus in San Francisco in Chinatown. The Bay Bridge and the Ping Yuen Housing Development are in the background.
The 22nd Street Switchback at Collingwood St., in Noe Valley.
One of New Flyer's first articulated trolleybus in San Francisco's Muni #49.
Bungalows at Galileo During Reconstruction there. A NABI bus originally destined for AC Transit, but now on Muni, is on layover on the 19 line during the Ghiradelli Chocolate Festival.
Head 2 of Car 130 on the F Market line. The less professional version.
Same as this image, but 4 years later and vesion 2 of it.
A retired Boeing USSLRV at Pharr Division. This image was generated on September 11, 2007!. This car will be converted to a wrecker soon.
A Orion VII 30-foot bus on its first day of service on the 66-Quintara line. It will replace its predecessors, the Orion, which initiated service in 1990.
A Orion Flagship 30-foot bus on its last day of service on the 39-Coit line. It will be replaced by its sucessors, the Orion VII, which started service on 11 September 2007.
Coit Tower
A cable car
Lombard Street
A New Flyer bus in San Francisco in 2006!!!, not 1988! This bus has since been scrapped.
West Portal Station with a Breda car emerging from the Twin Peaks Tunnel
A unused East Portal of the Twin Peaks tunnel
Forest Hill Station Steps
F Market Terminal at Castro and 17th and bus shelter.
California Street, facing east from Jones Street. Grace Cathedral is in the background.
California Street's eastern terminus (and the cable cars.)
Stockton Street from above the Stockton Tunnel.
United Nations Plaza
Normally, this doesn't happen. Click on the image for more information.
The one to the left is built in 1998, while the other one is genuine O'farrell, Jones, and Hyde line cable car. Click on image for more information.
The original L Tarval terminal. The tracks are the only trackage between Taraval & 48th and Taraval St. between 46th and 47th that are still embedded in cobblestone. Nowhere else.
Main Entrance to Lowell High School.
Castro Street Station.
Face off with busted Cable Car and the bus used on Speed. (NOT!) Who will win? (Just kidding.)
Eastern span of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge in the early morning hours.
An image of a freshly repainted ex-Milan car on the F Market line.
345 California Center with its tweezer top.
345 California Center's main entrance.
Aw, how cute, a pigeon waiting for an N at Embarcadero Station! This is probably the same pigeon I saw on the N three weeks ago...
Church Street Station with a Metro train on the station and an operator on the wrong cab.
Van Ness Station.
Embarcadero Station.
Jack Kerouac Alley from Grant Avenue. Six months later, and it has gum on it.
Brotherhood in all corners of the world.
When you drink water, think of its source.
In the company of best friends, there is never enough wine.
The air was soft, the stars so fine, the promise of every cobbled alley so great. -Jack Kerouac
Love lights more fires than hate extinguishes. -Ella Wheeler Wilcox
The free exploring mind of the individual human is the most valuable thing in the world. -John Steinbeck
Poetry is the shadow cast by our streetlight imaginations. -Lawrence Ferlinghetti
End of tour. The cleaner plaque. Now enjoy the city lights!
Sims Metal Scrap yard, the yard Muni ususally uses to retire its old and unreliable buses.
Sims Metal Scrap yard, the yard Muni usually uses to retire its buses.
A New Flyer bus in Sims Metal scrap yard. This bus was supposed to be scrapped; instead, it got itself under a bunch of dumpsters, and now a bunch of cars.
Intercontinental Hotel San Francisco August 2007
An Orion VII Low Floor Operating on the 27 route in San Francisco
Presidio Division
Historic Firetrucks at the Serramonte Center
An Orion VII Low Floor Operating on the 71 route in San Francisco. Directly behind the bus is a Melbourne tram #496. Behind that is PCC #1055, representing Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The corner of 20th and Castro
A house in the Noe Valley area (Note: I took this picture myself during a field trip over the summer when one of the teachers asked me to take the picture of this house because it looks so beautiful!
A ETI Skoda 60-Foot bus on the 49 Line
A Neoplan Bus in San Francisco. Lombardi Sports is in the background.
A Neoplan Bus in San Francisco in Chinatown. The Bay Bridge and the Ping Yuen Housing Development are in the background.
The 22nd Street Switchback at Collingwood St., in Noe Valley.
One of New Flyer's first articulated trolleybus in San Francisco's Muni #49.
Bungalows at Galileo During Reconstruction there. A NABI bus originally destined for AC Transit, but now on Muni, is on layover on the 19 line during the Ghiradelli Chocolate Festival.
Head 2 of Car 130 on the F Market line. The less professional version.
Same as
A retired Boeing USSLRV at Pharr Division. This image was generated on September 11, 2007!. This car will be converted to a wrecker soon.
A Orion VII 30-foot bus on its first day of service on the 66-Quintara line. It will replace its predecessors, the Orion, which initiated service in 1990.
A Orion Flagship 30-foot bus on its last day of service on the 39-Coit line. It will be replaced by its sucessors, the Orion VII, which started service on 11 September 2007.
Coit Tower
A cable car
Lombard Street
A New Flyer bus in San Francisco in 2006!!!, not 1988! This bus has since been scrapped.
West Portal Station with a Breda car emerging from the Twin Peaks Tunnel
A unused East Portal of the Twin Peaks tunnel
Forest Hill Station Steps
F Market Terminal at Castro and 17th and bus shelter.
Car 1062 Representing Louisville Railway Company which never ran PCCs.
Galileo Gymnasium 1925.
Traffic. That's all I have to say. Traffic.
California Street, facing east from Jones Street. Grace Cathedral is in the background.
California Street's eastern terminus (and the cable cars.)
Stockton Street from above the Stockton Tunnel.
United Nations Plaza
Normally, this doesn't happen. Click on the image for more information.
The one to the left is built in 1998, while the other one is genuine O'farrell, Jones, and Hyde line cable car. Click on image for more information.
The original L Tarval terminal. The tracks are the only trackage between Taraval & 48th and Taraval St. between 46th and 47th that are still embedded in cobblestone. Nowhere else.
Main Entrance to Lowell High School.
Castro Street Station.
Face off with busted Cable Car and the bus used on Speed. (NOT!) Who will win? (Just kidding.)
Eastern span of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge in the early morning hours.
An image of a freshly repainted ex-Milan car on the F Market line.
345 California Center with its tweezer top.
345 California Center's main entrance.
Aw, how cute, a pigeon waiting for an N at Embarcadero Station! This is probably the same pigeon I saw on the N three weeks ago...
Church Street Station with a Metro train on the station and an operator on the wrong cab.
Van Ness Station.
Embarcadero Station.
Jack Kerouac Alley from Grant Avenue. Six months later, and it has gum on it.
Brotherhood in all corners of the world.
When you drink water, think of its source.
In the company of best friends, there is never enough wine.
The air was soft, the stars so fine, the promise of every cobbled alley so great. -Jack Kerouac
Love lights more fires than hate extinguishes. -Ella Wheeler Wilcox
The free exploring mind of the individual human is the most valuable thing in the world. -John Steinbeck
Poetry is the shadow cast by our streetlight imaginations. -Lawrence Ferlinghetti
End of tour. The cleaner plaque. Now enjoy the city lights!
I wanna see the city lights.
Octavia in Brick
The rest of Fillmore
Van Ness and Bay
Look!!!!!!!!!
Powell Street Station.
The Cosco Busan under repair.
Coit Tower from Filbert and Grant.
SS Oceanic
Montgomery station
It's not over yet!
Broadway east
30 years of service...
Matchbox
Articulation section
Zurich and San Franciso...
Russ Building
PacBell Building
Sutro Tower's here people!
Newark Crew
Part 2.
A trolleybus without wires
AAAAAAA!
Old Bethelem Steel Headquarters in San Francisco.
Sims Metal Scrap yard, the yard Muni ususally uses to retire its old and unreliable buses.
Sims Metal Scrap yard, the yard Muni usually uses to retire its buses.
A New Flyer bus in Sims Metal scrap yard. This bus was supposed to be scrapped; instead, it got itself under a bunch of dumpsters, and now a bunch of cars.
A MAN AG bus in Marin Division. This bus is in Muni's "Historic Fleet"
A bunch of PCCs in Marin Division. Two are shrink-wrapped, one is burned, and the other one is a covered Osaka tram.
Muni's Diesel "Historic Fleet". The trolley historic fleet consists of trolley buses and the only bus with carpet seats.
Same as image 3, but one week later and a close-up version of it.
Same as image 2 (kinda), but one week later and a close-up version of it. Better get there while you still can!
Burnt out barracks at Treasure Island's 3rd Ave./Avenue N.
An abandoned gas station at 10th Ave./Avenue N.
Abandoned shopping carts at 13th Ave./Avenue N.
