Posts Tagged ‘history’
Road trip: a journey through family history
Two sisters take a road trip through the US South to learn more about their family history and the legacy of slavery.
Read More‘Queer Ancestors Project’ helps young artists recover and reimagine the past
The “Queer Ancestors Project” is a workshop in San Francisco for young artists.
Read MoreDenim in SF Hangs on by a Thread
The Trump administration is threatening to raise tariffs on foreign products and many countries are fighting back. The EU and China announced that in response, they will raise their own tariffs on iconic American brands like Harley Davidson, Kentucky bourbon, and Levi’s Jeans. An American invention, jeans have been a symbol of the American West…
Read MoreSan Francisco’s Haunted Hotel
Reporter Alex Orlando takes us inside San Francisco’s Hotel Majestic for a closer look at the hotel’s haunted history.
Read MorePutting the Art Back in BART
In the sixties, when architects and engineers were first planning the Bay Area Rapid Transit system, they had big dreams. Trains would circle the bay, traveling up into Marin and down to Palo Alto. But BART founders wanted to do more than move people — they wanted to move people, too. But how? Reporter Reis Thebault has the story.
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