San Francisco 1976 archive footage
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Archival footage shot by a Spanish filmmaker while visiting California in 1976.
It contains stock footage of San Francisco and a few shots of Sausalito: the cable car (workers turning the wagons, passengers waiting to jump on, panoramas from the wagon while going up and down the hills), traffic in the streets, Grace Cathedral, panoramas of the city, the Chinese district, the Transamerica Pyramid, San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, Mission San Francisco de Asís, panoramas of the city, Japanese Tea Garden, traffic over the Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman's Wharf, a boat trip to Alcatraz Island, Sausalito Port, panoramas from a trip on a helicopter, and more.
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I was there when this footage was shot and 24 years old at the time. Absolutely mesmerizing. I didn't appreciate what a glorious time it was, of course. So full of possibilities and no worries. SF was an adult theme park back then. Safe after dark. Very few homeless people living on the streets.
Where did it all go wrong, america.
The streets were so clean
This video was actually taken the next year (1977) - the white multi story building in the lower left hand corner at 8:29 is nearing completion in it's construction (the old Bank of America Data Center), and was completed exteriorly in that year.
Ooh. Neat!!
I worked at lettermen army medical center 77-94 ,alcatraz island 94-2018 ,l install over 15 hundred window on alcatraz island! Thanks!
Oh wow!!! Thank you!! 🪟 🏝
I was 16 in 1976 and not only were video recorders rare, reg cameras were usually used rarely, Bdays, Christmas, I never liked cameras, as a kid I'd usually get caught pouting,lol, but this is cool.
9 years after the “Summer of Love”.
3 years before HG Wells visited SF in the movie “Time After Time”.
It's weird that kid eating an ice lolly must be the same age as me
Excepting for the growth of computers, internet, and smart phones (all tech), life was pretty much the same.
wonder how they became homeless
People well dressed, calm. We reverted.
Wow! Awesome city! 😎
Thank you for sharing!
Song name?
Gnossiennes trois. Eric Satie.
@@HerAeolianHarp thank you.
Nostalgia forgets all the wicked things going down in San Francisco in the 1970s. Jim Jones just to name one. It’s not perfect now, it wasn’t perfect then, a very interesting place to grow up and live.
Agree. I grew up here, still live here and am awestruck every day by the beauty!! 🌹
This is the year I moved to sf. It was so wonderful clean and civilized. Of course it had its problems. But absolutely nothing like how it is now. Thanks for the road down memory lane. Miss this place.
LOUZY WEATHER = not worth watching. + gymnopedies N O T very san fran. I d rather some hot hardbop from 750 Vallejo, Keystone Korner .... ( ! ) ...
I just landed on this; I lived there from 1977 until 2022 and this film does a wonderful job at showing the city and its outskirts as they were. Also, nice music to accompany you down memory lane :-))
Glad you enjoyed it!
Men! What a memory
What is this music?
This city was better back then as well no homeless..
There were people without homes back then,too. 🌁☘️🌉
Before Ronald Reagan closed mental health programs, before landlords were corporations, before plastic bags littered our world.
Also, leaded gas causes brain damage. Regulations are Protections.