Western Neighborhoods Project
Outside Lands San Francisco
Nicole Meldahl and a rotating cast of hosts from the Western Neighborhoods Project (outsidelands.org / OpenSFHistory.org) share San Francisco west side neighborhood history with humor, footnoted facts, and occasional guests.
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Oct 5, 2026
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Episodes
235: Zoo Trains 29.07.2017 26:16
We remember all the trains in the San Francisco Zoo, from the Little Puffer to the playground locomotive to the Elephant train.
234: Golden Gate Heights 22.07.2017 29:53
The story of the neighborhood perched between (and above) the Sunset District and Forest Hill.
233: Anglers Lodge and Casting Pools 15.07.2017 18:57
An alpine cabin and concrete ponds hidden in a Golden Gate Park grove.
232: Sea Lions of Lake Merced 08.07.2017 21:21
An 1890s idea to catch invasive carp backfires.
231: Roosevelt Middle School 30.06.2017 26:29
A Richmond District junior high with unusual architecture and at least one famous alum.
230: Sutro Forest 24.06.2017 24:43
The story of the San Francisco tree plantation that once stretched from the Inner Sunset to the Ingleside District.
229: Christofferson Brothers 17.06.2017 26:54
Tim McIntosh tells of early aircraft building and flying brothers who had a flight school at Ocean Beach.
228: Trad'r Sam 10.06.2017 23:32
The Outer Richmond District's venerable South Seas bar.
227: Grove of Memory 03.06.2017 21:12
Golden Gate Park's redwood grove, with Doughboy statue, commemorating Native Sons who died in 20th Century wars.
226: Golden Gate Bridge at 80 27.05.2017 23:39
San Francisco’s best known landmark has a birthday.
225: Columbus Alice Fong Yu School 20.05.2017 22:59
The story of a landmark language immersion school in the Sunset District.
224: Kezar Stadium Re-do 13.05.2017 24:21
Don't listen to podcast episode #1! This is a better look at Kezar Stadium in Golden Gate Park.
223: Department of Public Works Images 06.05.2017 22:17
Why did a San Francisco city agency take so many photographs and why are they important?
222: Fires of 1906 28.04.2017 25:45
Fire, not earthquake, destroyed most of San Francisco in 1906.
221: Japanese Tea Garden 22.04.2017 28:29
Gardener and historian Steven Pitsenbarger gives the story of Golden Gate Park's crown jewel.
220: Legion of Honor 15.04.2017 25:44
The history of the California Palace of the Legion of Honor---art, an organ, and a view.
219: Midtown Terrace 08.04.2017 23:05
The mid-century development nestled in San Francisco's Twin Peaks.
218: Parkside Theater 01.04.2017 22:16
The history of a neighborhood theater, home of Tom Mix, Led Zeppelin, and a lot of toddlers.
217: San Francisco History Days 25.03.2017 26:51
The present and future of the city's most popular history event in the Old Mint.
216: Leonard-Poole House 18.03.2017 21:30
The story of San Francisco landmark #213 at 90 Cedro in Ingleside Terraces.
215: Monarch the Grizzly Bear 11.03.2017 21:03
The story of a grizzly captured, and later kept in Golden Gate Park, who was the model for the state flag.
214: Richmond Heights 02.03.2017 23:42
A 1910s micro-neighborhood with residence park aspirations and Craftsman houses.
213: Laguna Honda School 25.02.2017 24:05
The story of a Sunset school, the saloon next door, and "milk punch."
212: Johnnie the Birdman 18.02.2017 20:56
The story of a nineteenth century bird-act busker at Ocean Beach.
211: Richmond and Sunset Branch Libraries 11.02.2017 26:34
Two classic west side branches of the San Francisco Public Library were built with a grant from Andrew Carnegie.
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