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Fun Days At Trocadero | '''Pine Lake, originally "Laguna Puerco", in 2008''' | ||
''Photo: Chris Carlsson'' | |||
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'''Stern Grove Park in 2008.''' | |||
''Photo: Chris Carlsson'' | |||
'''Fun Days At Trocadero''' | |||
Trocadero was the most popular place for all the children of Parkside to go for adventure and fun. Trocadero is now called Sigmund Stern Grove. The property was given to the City of San Francisco in the early 1930's and was dedicated on June 5, 1932. The Grove now has many lovely plays and concerts, but in the old days, the children would go fishing in Mud Lake, catch frogs and imagine themselves in far-away places and great adventure. | Trocadero was the most popular place for all the children of Parkside to go for adventure and fun. Trocadero is now called Sigmund Stern Grove. The property was given to the City of San Francisco in the early 1930's and was dedicated on June 5, 1932. The Grove now has many lovely plays and concerts, but in the old days, the children would go fishing in Mud Lake, catch frogs and imagine themselves in far-away places and great adventure. | ||
''--Mary Ada Williams, North Scale Institute, San Francisco'' | |||
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'''Amadou & Mariam, a blind musical couple from Mali, rock the crowd at the Stern Grove Music Festival, 2007.''' | |||
'' | ''Photo: Chris Carlsson'' | ||
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Revision as of 00:33, 23 August 2008
Pine Lake, originally "Laguna Puerco", in 2008
Photo: Chris Carlsson
Stern Grove Park in 2008.
Photo: Chris Carlsson
Fun Days At Trocadero
Trocadero was the most popular place for all the children of Parkside to go for adventure and fun. Trocadero is now called Sigmund Stern Grove. The property was given to the City of San Francisco in the early 1930's and was dedicated on June 5, 1932. The Grove now has many lovely plays and concerts, but in the old days, the children would go fishing in Mud Lake, catch frogs and imagine themselves in far-away places and great adventure.
--Mary Ada Williams, North Scale Institute, San Francisco
Amadou & Mariam, a blind musical couple from Mali, rock the crowd at the Stern Grove Music Festival, 2007.
Photo: Chris Carlsson