Tribute - John Gorman's vintage San Francisco

Kino · Friday at 11:49 PM

i'd say 1958 to 1960. The dark Oldsmobile in the lower center is a 1958 model.

AnselMortensen · Friday at 11:58 PM

Jay Hurley's Sportorium, 38 3rd St., SF.

mshchem · 2025-07-26T00:07:28-0400

Nancy123 said:
One of my favorites but I have no info on what street this is, or if it's even in San Francisco, although it most likely is. As for the date, I can only go by the cars, nothing later than the 1950s.

What a great picture!!!

Nancy123 · 2025-07-26T01:57:56-0400

AnselMortensen said:
Jay Hurley's Sportorium, 38 3rd St., SF.

Fantastic! I couldn't figure out what that was from the photo. Now I can investigate its history and see what's there now. You sure know your San Francisco!

Nancy123 · 2025-07-26T02:00:11-0400

mshchem said:
What a great picture!!!

I keep hoping I'll find the negative. But I think I'll frame this only 8x10 I have. There's just something about it!

Nancy123 · 2025-07-26T02:01:07-0400

Kino said:
i'd say 1958 to 1960. The dark Oldsmobile in the lower center is a 1958 model.

You know your cars

Ben 4 · 2025-07-26T10:15:43-0400

A city on the move—I like it too!

AnselMortensen · 2025-07-26T10:19:06-0400

Different cars, different people...
Same traffic! LOL.

MartinCrabtree · 2025-07-26T10:45:24-0400

I love the sharpness contrast and detail in old B&W photos.

Tribute - John Gorman's vintage San Francisco

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