Muni Heritage Weekend, jointly sponsored by us and Muni’s parent, SFMTA, is ON again this year.
Ride into the past: Muni Heritage Weekend Sept. 20-21
Car 1
Summer vintage streetcar service UPDATES
UPDATE: “Special Guest Streetcar” service is operating Friday, August 22, with its first trip leaving Castro and Market around 12:30 p.m. Milan Tram 1815, in all its 97-year old Italian glory, is the car of the day but unfortunately does not appear on our exclusive live streetcar map. There will be NO F-line streetcar service Saturday-Sunday, August 23-24 (buses instead), so that Muni and PG&E can conduct work on Church Street, the route the F-line cars use in and out of service (the J-Church line is similarly bus-ified this weekend).
Pride 1983
Like everyone in San Francisco, we miss the LGBTQ Pride Parade up Market Street this year. At least we can share a look back, framed with pleasure.
107 Years Ago Today
On December 28, 1912, ten shiny gray streetcars with brick-red roofs lined up on Geary Street, from Kearny Street to Grant Avenue. The first, Numbered 1 in gold leaf outlined in black, opened its black scissor gate. Up stepped the Mayor of the City and County of San Francisco, James Rolph, Jr.
Muni: 106 and Counting
Buses on F-line, No E-line Sunday, June 24
Opening Day, with Car 1!
Happy 105th Birthday, Muni!
Hail and Farewell, Mayor Ed Lee
The Lineup
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