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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Jul 5, 2026
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Episodes
197: N-Judah Streetcar 05.11.2016 19:36
On October 21, 1928, MUNI opened the N-Judah line to an extremely jubuliant Sunset District.
196: Growing Up in San Francisco 30.10.2016 22:57
Native west side son Frank Dunnigan drops by to share more memories and preview his new book.
195: San Francisco History Association 22.10.2016 24:13
Collector Ron Ross shares his personal history in the city and the 35-year history of the San Francisco History Association.
194: Sloat Boulevard 16.10.2016 18:06
From the zoo to St. Francis Circle, stories about San Francisco's widest (maybe) street.
193: Love Pageant Rally 09.10.2016 15:02
Nicole Meldahl tells the story of the Love Pageant Rally, which happened 50 years ago this week.
192: Tait's at the Beach 01.10.2016 21:09
Once called Oceanside House and the House of Mystery, a legendary Ocean Beach roadhouse.
191: San Francisco Lawn Bowling Club 24.09.2016 14:44
Since 1901, players in white have trod the bowling greens in Golden Gate Park.
190: Sherwood Forest 18.09.2016 23:06
Guest Jacquie Proctor comes by to tell the story of the city's highest and most secret neighborhood.
189: Model Homes of San Francisco 10.09.2016 30:14
Odd and interesting model homes of the west side when developers had to work to sell city real estate.
188: Holy Virgin Cathedral 02.09.2016 18:54
The five golden domes over the Richmond District and the center of Russian Orthodox life in San Francisco.
187: Emperor Norton 27.08.2016 27:51
Guest Joseph Amster shares the story, proclamations, and continuing legacy of San Francisco's first and only emperor.
186: Lands End Station 22.08.2016 15:13
The rise and slide of a cliffside, trackside refreshment stand that faced the Golden Gate.
185: Abbey Stones of Golden Gate Park 13.08.2016 20:06
The story of a medieval Spanish monastery's journey in pieces to San Francisco.
184: St. Emydius Catholic Church 06.08.2016 21:30
An Ingleside District institution with origins in San Francisco's 1906 Earthquake and Fire. And listener mail!
183: 16th and Irving Street Gas Station 30.07.2016 18:20
Ruins of the gas station run by Jack Goldsworthy, closed but still dream-inspiring.
182: The Boneyard 23.07.2016 15:25
The where, why, and when of a streetcar cemetery and storage block in the Inner Sunset District.
181: Country Club Acres 16.07.2016 24:22
A secret southwestern San Francisco neighborhood, plus listener mail!
180: Coliseum Theatre 09.07.2016 18:13
Remembering one of the Richmond District theaters, now condos and a drug store.
179: Golden Gate Park Panhandle 02.07.2016 18:58
The history of and changes to the groomed strip leading into Golden Gate Park.
178: 50th Anniversary of the Sutro Baths Fire 26.06.2016 21:21
The massive conflagration that ended a part of San Francisco history.
177: Lowell High School 18.06.2016 17:34
We visit the oldest public high school west of the Mississippi River.
176: Aviation in the Outside Lands 11.06.2016 18:44
Airplanes, gliders, and flying machines built and flown in San Francisco's west side in the early 20th Century.
175: Ron Jones and Life in the Sunset 04.06.2016 25:54
Storyteller Ron Jones tells tales of growing up on 46th Avenue, going to Playland, and working at the Rec Center for the Handicapped.
174: West Clay Park 28.05.2016 20:41
The hidden housing development in the Richmond District with a famous photographer connection.
173: Park Presidio Boulevard 20.05.2016 22:43
The story of how the Golden Gate Bridge changed a bucolic boulevard in the Richmond.
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