11 historic districts of SF and other San Francisco, CA General Tips

Favorite Thing: San Francisco is a relatively young city but even so, it has 11 districts that are considered historical.
You may want to take a look...

1) Bush Str/Cottage Row, since 1991 - Cottage Row (between Bush and Sutter, parallel to Fillmore and Webster)
2) Jackson Square, since 1972 - Jackson, Pacific, Washington, Montgomery, etc.
3) Webster Street, since 1981 - Webster, Washington, etc.
4) Northeast Waterfront, since 1983 - Battery, Sansome, Green, Vallejo, etc.
5) Alamo Square, since 1984 - Fulton, McAllister, Grove, Steiner, Scott, etc.
6) Liberty Hill, since 1985 - Valencia, Guerrero, 20th Street, 21st Street, etc.
7) Telegraph Hill, since 1986- Filbert Steps, Greenwich, Union, Montgomery, etc.
8) Blackstone Court, since 1987 - Blackstone Court (off Franklin near Lombard)
9) South End District, since 1990 - Townsend, Brannan, 2nd Street, etc.
10) Civic Center, since 1996 - McAllister, Grove, Van Ness, Larkin, Polk, etc.
11) Dogpatch, since 2003 - Third Street, Mariposa, Tubbs, I-280

I`ll try to explore them too and create separate pages for all 11 of them.
As of now, I completed the Alamo Square Historic District


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Favorite Thing: I`ll be constantly updating this tip with new videos taken around the city. Right now, I have these:

- Fillmore Jazz Festival. It took place on the 5-6 of July, 2008.
- LGBT Pride Parade on the 29th of June, 2008.

- Alta Plaza Park - a small patch of green on a hilltop of Pacific Heights neighborhood.


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