Outside Lands San Francisco

The former roadhouse and sanitarium at the corner of 36th Avenue and Fulton Street.

The mini-neighborhood laid out along San Jose Avenue in 1893 with dairies and a one-man water company.

The centerpiece of the 1894 California Midwinter International Exposition in Golden Gate Park.

The story of Kelly's Cove's "Queen of the Beach," who passed away on December 1, 2018.

1920s aviators flew over the sand dunes of San Francisco's west side.

On rare occasions, white stuff has fallen on the city by the bay.

Mysterious object, relocated ashes, shadowy characters... John Martini unearths the stories behind Adolph Sutro's missing remains.

The story of a peripatetic statue, that looks like a wedding cake top, in Golden Gate Park's Music Concourse.

Woody, David, & Nicole tell the story of the Gellert Brothers-built neighborhood that sits between two lakes and was the home of the mysterious GET.

A milliner with a large house at the beach and a family history with some mystery. Woody, David, & Nicole tell the story of Alma Keith.

In December 1902, a communications connection to Asia was launched from San Francisco's Ocean Beach.

The famed photographer of Yosemite and the 'Range of Light' grew up in the Richmond District.

Hey, we are history too now! For the 300th podcast we talk about the venerable organization named the Western Neighborhoods Project.

The houses and stories (bootleggers, raffles, and more) in a residential neighborhood on the slope of Mount Davidson.

Horse-riding on the west side, the Golden Gate Park stables, and David's fear of the saddle.

Arnold Woods joins us to mark the 150th anniversary of the October 21, 1868 earthquake on the Hayward Fault, the city's first 'Big One.'

A Mexican land grant from 1845 still reverberates on San Francisco's west side 173 years later.

Guardians of the City and WNP are partnering to bring dramatic images of SF Fire Department by Chet Born and others to the public.

After many requests, the history of the 16th Avenue tiled steps on Golden Gate Heights.

Rob Weaver, Vice Commodore of the SFMYC at Spreckels Lake, takes us through 120 years of model boating in Golden Gate Park.