Below: The home at 454 36th Ave. is visible in the background on the right for those with sharp eyes. Now fully paved, Geary Boulevard is one of the busiest streets in San Francisco. Photo by Arden Spivack-Teather.
Categories: Then and Now
‘Then and Now’: Geary Boulevard and 36th Avenue
Below: The home at 454 36th Ave. is visible in the background on the right for those with sharp eyes. Now fully paved, Geary Boulevard is one of the busiest streets in San Francisco. Photo by Arden Spivack-Teather.
Richmond Review/Sunset Beacon 
Those brick columns delineate the boundaries of the historic residential park neighborhood of Lincoln Manor (36th to 38th Avenues to the east and west and Geary and Clement to the north and south). Lincoln Manor (like Clay Park, Sea Cliff Terrace, St. Francis Woods, Jordan Park, etc) were developed in the early 1900’s.
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