Rare footage of 🚋 San Francisco 🟡 IN COLOR 1950s [remastered, 60FPS]

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[@thestevedoughtyshow27]

This is the San Francisco I grew up in, this is the San Francisco I remember. Look at how clean everything is, even the cars on the streets are clean.

[@bartonpercival3216]

Growing up in San Francisco in the mid 50's i remember all those places. Whitney's Playland at the beach, Stow lake in Golden Gate Park, Fisherman's wharf. My grandparents use to take me there every friday night for dinner. It was a different generation back then and the city of San Francisco was the place to be.

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[@tonyarioli3979]

This video was taken in 1955: several of the vehicles show California license plates that were issued in 1951 (yellow letters and numbers on a black background), with a light-colored annual registration tag in their upper right-hand corners; the tag color for that year was light gray with a black "55" embossed on them; and at 2:15, there is a large "SP" sign at the end of California St. that was constructed in March,1954 and dismantled in Sept.1961.

[@bartonpercival3216]

That was the old Southern Pacific sign on that building at the end of California street.

[@chrisswift4303]

Why were there no fat people back then?

[@mcclainthespy4590]

Because people were poor and were less dumb when it came to making good decisions. No I am not hating on fat people, Jesus.

[@Sean_Connery]

@@mcclainthespy4590 what? Americans on average were not poor in the 50s. In fact this was when the middle class was at its peak. It began declining in the 70s.

[@tonyarioli3979]

Because San Francisco was a more pedestrian city at that time.