An edition of Third Street light rail project, San Francisco, California
(1997)
Third Street light rail project, San Francisco, California
historic architectural survey report
Draft.
by Michael R. Corbett
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Architecture, Buildings, structures, Historic buildings, Planning, San Francisco Municipal Railway, Street-railroadsPlaces
Calif.) Chinatown (San Francisco, Calif.) Nob Hill (San Francisco, Calif.) Retail District (San Francisco, Calif.) South of Market (San Francisco, Calif.) Stockton Street (San Francisco, Calif.) Third Street (San Francisco, California, Chinatown (San Francisco, Calif.), Nob Hill (San Francisco, Calif.), Retail District (San Francisco, Calif.), San Francisco, San Francisco (Calif.), South of Market (San Francisco, Calif.), Stockton Street (San Francisco, Calif.), Third Street (San Francisco, Calif.)Showing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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Third Street light rail project, San Francisco, California: historic architectural survey report
1997, Dames & Moore
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Edition Notes
"December 1997."
Besides the Third Street corridor in which light-rail transportation is contemplated, the study examines areas north of Brannan Street where a linking subway project has been proposed along Stockton Street. This area includes "the South of Market area, the retail district (sometimes called the Triangle District), Nob Hill, and Chinatown." Cf. Summary of findings (first section), p. iv.
Bibliography: p. 60-68 of first section.
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