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Tips 1 - 10 of 14 San Francisco Off The Beaten Path
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Who would have known that the world's largest rubber band ball was located in a liquor store at the corner of Guerrero and 22nd Street?
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Architecture: The world's 2nd largest sundial!
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Most people in San Francsco have no idea that their city is host to the world's second largest sundial. It was built in 1913 as a gimic to attract people to a new housing development that was built arround the configuration of the old Ingleside Race Track. Here are the directions so that you can find the sun dial within the maze of streets that shield it from the world: Drive along Ocean Avenue until you reach Victoria (these streets meet where the Voice of Pentecost Church occupies the old El Rey theater). Go only one block along Victoria, turn right on Urbano, turn left on Borica, and right on Entrado
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Murals: A great place to see free community art murals
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Off The Beaten Path: San Francisco Presidio Pet Cemetary
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Off The Beaten Path: A giant Olmec head in San Francisco?
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In 1862, workmen clearing a field in the state of Veracruz uncovered a stone sculpture in the shape of an expressionless face with piercing eyes, a flat broad nose, and thick, down-turned lips. This discovery would open the door to scientific inquiry into the mysterious Olmec culture that thrived in the fertile jungles of lowland Mexico 1200 B.C.–400 B.C. It was one of the earliest civilizations in the Americas. You can see a replica of one at San Francisoico City College between the creative arts builing and the Diego Rivera theatre
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This graveyard was featured in Alfred Hichcock's movie Vertigo. Located next to the oldest buildning in San Francisco. Walk around the grounds and admire the old graves dating back to 1785. Located at Dolores and 16th Street
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atufft Sat Mar 3, 2007 02:23 UTC Excellent off the beaten path tips for the city. More tourists, some local, should appeciate these things. | irishgalmtl Thu Oct 5, 2006 04:37 UTC Hey there Sean, great tips on San Fran. Thank you Donna;o) | mary2u99 Mon May 8, 2006 03:01 UTC Have a wonderful birthday.:-) | bluebug Mon Sep 5, 2005 00:13 UTC Is that mural on Sycamore @ Valencia? |
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