The story
San Francisco's oldest bar in its original building survived the 1906 earthquake when firefighters formed a bucket brigade to save it.
Everything that was here
- 1861–present · still open
The SaloonBar
San Francisco's oldest bar in its original building survived the 1906 earthquake when firefighters formed a bucket brigade to save it.
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Nearby history
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601 Vallejo Street · 27 m away
Condor Club
560 Broadway · 71 m away
City Lights Bookstore
261 Columbus Avenue · 108 m away
Finocchio's Club
506 Broadway · 115 m away
Vesuvio Cafe
255 Columbus Avenue · 130 m away
Henri Lenoir opened Vesuvio in 1948 across an alley from City Lights, and in 1988 the alley was renamed Jack Kerouac All
Tosca Cafe
242 Columbus Avenue · 148 m away
Tosca opened in November 1919, and Prohibition took effect less than two months later. Its answer was a brandy-spiked ho
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