 |
San Francisco has had a Golden Gate for a lot longer than
it has had a Golden Gate Bridge.
|
Anchor Brewing's San Francisco Calendar features twelve unique images together in print for the first time, in celebration of the New Year and of our city's phenomenal transformation from a small village in 1842 to a thriving metropolis just thirty-six years later. Handsomely reproduced on acid-free archival paper.
|
 |
Visitors to Coit Tower—if fortunate enough to visit
on a clear day—will appreciate Telegraph Hill's spectacular
view of modern-day San Francisco.
|
 |
Among the most arcane of Bay Area historical landmarks
is the site of the Broderick-Terry duel.
|
 |
Shot towers were the late-eighteenth-century invention
of English plumber William Watts.
|
 |
By 1896, the year Ernst Baruth and Otto Schinkel, Jr.
named their brewery Anchor, there were more than
two dozen breweries in San Francisco!
|
