A photograph taken just after the 1906 earthquake shows the damage to the new Temple Sherith Israel. Both 2014 and 2018 Webster are visible behind the temple. In the background is Cooper Medical College.
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- FILLMORE CLASSICS
- Alta Plaza Park
- Art of the Fillmore
- Big Alma’s museum
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- Fifty years on Fillmore
- Fillmore in the ’70s
- Fillmore Phil: a good egg
- Fillmore: forever new
- Filmed in Pacific Hts
- Five Fillmore stories
- From Jimbo’s to Yoshi’s
- Harlem of the West
- Jewish Fillmore
- KQED: “The Fillmore”
- La Med: a local gem
- Lafayette Park
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- Life in the express line
- Magic at 1300 Fillmore
- Mary Ellen Pleasant’s legendary life
- Mayor of Fillmore
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- D&M sold to new owners
- Fashion, religion and magic on the ’Mo
- Coffee, clay and community
- New on Perfume Row: Ministry of Scent
- A life in lights
- Fillmore Jazz Festival celebrates 35 years
- Calvary’s choir on a European tour
- Ever-evolving vitality on Fillmore
- Why We Live Here
- Bringing antiques back to life
- Now it’s Camellia Salon
- Fillmore’s on sale for Memorial Day
- Fillmore boutiques carry on, but slim down
- Revenge of the Victorians
- Farewell to a filmmaker who knew the neighborhood
- Reflections from a neighborhood glass shop
- Sue Fisher King is moving to Fillmore
- Farewell to one of Fillmore’s finest
- Medical library may become condos
- Calvary moved to Fillmore from Union Square
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OUR BOOK
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THIS LAVISH oversized limited edition book brings together a collection of favorite photographs and stories from the pages of the New Fillmore. It tells the story of an ever-changing small town in the big city with a rich history and a strong sense of community.
Available exclusively at Browser Books on Fillmore, or order online.
REVIEW: “A love letter“
OUR FILM
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THIS DOCUMENTARY — filmed entirely on Fillmore Street — tells the story of longtime Fillmore resident Kelly Johnson, who used a new California law to end his life on his own terms.
MORE: “The final days of Kelly Johnson“