Outside Lands San Francisco

Dudley Carter's sculpture and its journey from the Golden Gate International Exposition to Golden Gate Park to City College.

The mid-block skating rink that operated on 48th Avenue between Kirkham and Lawton Streets from the 1920s to the 1990s.

From 1882 to the 1894 Midwinter Fair to Sundays today, the history of bands in the park.

Two wheels on the west side from the 1890s to today.

Monument in the Presidio dedicated to World War II servicemen lost in the Pacific.

The German village concession at the 1894 California Midwinter International Exposition in Golden Gate Park.

Italian truck farms on the west side of the city, leased by "I Giardinieri" (the gardeners), fed San Francisco for decades.

In May 1908, the entire city turned out for the US Navy's globe-circling show of might and goodwill.

Carmen Chu details the photos, and historical records available to the public for research and education, and an exciting new project with the library.

The tradition of sunrise services on San Francisco's highest peak.

Guest Chelsea Sellin shares some legends about the Golden Gate Park landmark on its 140th birthday.

Curvy streets in the Sunset? The mystery of Cecilia Avenue revealed.

Steam locomotives once puffed through the Richmond District.

The story of Caroline Brooks, Centennial Butter Sculptress at the 1894 California Midwinter International Exposition.

The impressive tribute in Golden Gate Park's Music Concourse to Italy's famous composer.

An historic Inner Sunset family who lived in, and made, Golden Gate Park.

Guest Christina Moretta, photo curator from the San Francisco History Center at the San Francisco Public Library, gives an overview of the city's official archives.

177 million gallons of water is just the start of the story.

The Fine Arts Building of the 1894 California Midwinter International Fair in Golden Gate Park and the many female artists featured.

The history and significance of a one-block San Francisco street.