Tippi Hedren at Union Square in the opening scenes of ‘The Birds’. (Thumbnail image)
More Film Clip Links – ‘The Lineup’ (1958)
The opening scenes car crash is at Pier 43. (Thumbnail image)
More Film Clip Links – ‘The Enforcer’ (1976)
The kidnapping of the Mayor of San Francisco by boat was in the old China Basin, the future McCovey Cove. (Thumbnail image)
More Film Clip Links – ‘The Lady From Shanghai (1948) The ending in the Playland Funhouse
The Fun House, called the “Crazy House” in the famouse Hall of Mirrors closing scene, and where the Fun House stood. (Thumbnail image)
More Film Clip Links – ‘San Francisco’ (1936) The Earthquake scene
“Blackie” Norton, (Clark Gable) watches Downtown San Francisco burn from Nob Hill. (Thumbnail image)
More Film Clip Links – ‘After the Thin Man’ (1936)
Asta in Nick and Nora’s back yard; actually Pioneer Park behind Coit Tower. (Thumbnail image)
On The Western Edge – The Cliff House (Thumbnail image
A rare image of families going into the entrance of the old gingerbread Cliff House for a day at the beach, and families entering today’s Cliff House. The link below will allow you to see all of the posts for this series of pictures on the western edge of San Francisco.
On the Western Edge – The Cliff House fire (Thumbnail image)
For visitors to this site who are not familiar with San Francisco history; this was the fate of the gingerbread Cliff House in 1907. The link below will allow you to see all of the posts for this series of pictures on the western edge of San Francisco.
On the Western Edge – An over view
Exploring the west coast of San Francisco from the Cliff house, seen on the left in an aerial photo from the 1920’s, down to Fleishhacker’s Pool in a photograph from the same period (Maybe, the same day). The Pool House, destroyed by a fire in 2013, was still under construction. (Thumbnail image) The link below will allow you to see all of the posts for this series of pictures on the western edge of San Francisco.
On the Western Edge – The Sutro Bathhouse (Thumbnail image)
The old Sutro Bathhouse ruins north of the Cliff House: The tic-tac-toe looking structure in the modern picture was where the pump house, that drew water from the ocean into the pool, was. The link below will allow you to see all of the posts for this series of pictures on the western edge of San Francisco.
San Francisco Film Locations Then & Now 