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rowidTitleRelease YearLocationsFun FactsProduction CompanyDistributorDirectorWriterActor 1Actor 2Actor 3
1608 303 20 Buena Vista Park   176 119 142 145 435 234 550
1609 303 20 Haight St. at Central   176 119 142 145 435 234 550
1610 303 20 Eureka Arts Center, 4400 20th St.   176 119 142 145 435 234 550
1611 303 20 Castro St. between 17th and 18th St.   176 119 142 145 435 234 550
1612 303 20 426 Castro St.   176 119 142 145 435 234 550
1613 303 20 Powell St. at Market St.   176 119 142 145 435 234 550
573 104 20 Mission Dolores Park, 19th St. & Dolores St. After the devastating earthquake of 1906, the park served as a refugee camp for more than 1600 families who lost their home in the disaster. 72 53 96 96 309 84 480
590 104 20 Musee Mecanique, Fisherman's Wharf An interactive museum consisting of 20th century penny arcade games and artifacts. 72 53 96 96 309 84 480
466 88 20 Legion of Honor, 100 34th Ave California Palace of the Legion of Honor was completed in 1924, and on Armistice Day of that year the doors opened to the public. In keeping with the wishes of the donors, to “honor the dead while serving the living,” it was accepted by the city of San Francisco as a museum of fine arts dedicated to the memory of the 3,600 California men who had lost their lives on the battlefields of France during World War I. 65 43 80 81 300 69 472
1598 303 20 City Hall Exterior scenes include re-creating the White Night Riots on May 21, 1979 and the Gay Freedom March. Interior scenes included the wedding ceremony for Roma and Diane which had a few Board of Supervisors in the ceremony. The current Clerk for the Board of Supervisors played herself in one of the scenes filmed in the Chambers. 176 119 142 145 435 234 550
1607 303 20 Women's Building, 3543 18th St. Roma Guy was one of the founders of the Women's Building 176 119 142 145 435 234 550
479 88 20 Bentley Reserve, 301 Battery Street The Bentley Reserve is the former San Francisco Federal Reserve. Designed by architect George W. Kelham and completed in 1924, the building has been a prominent landmark of the Financial District for 89 years. 65 43 80 81 300 69 472
481 88 20 Marriott Marquis, 780 Mission Street The Marriott Marquis opened on October 17, 1989, the day of the Loma Prieta earthquake.[7] With better earthquake proofing than several nearby hotels, the building only lost a single window.[7] 65 43 80 81 300 69 472
578 104 20 Clarion Alley between Valencia and Mission The murals that make up this famous alley were first painted in 1992 and still looked after by the Clarion Alley Mural Project. 72 53 96 96 309 84 480
474 88 20 San Francisco City Hall The museum party interiors were shot in the Historic San Francisco City Hall. 65 43 80 81 300 69 472
579 104 20 Macchiarini Steps, Kearny between Vallejo and Broadway The namesake for the steps was an Italian-American California-based modernist jeweler and sculptor who pioneered avant-garde jewelry. 72 53 96 96 309 84 480
581 104 20 La Taqueria, 2889 Mission St. The restaurant was given the honor of "America's Best Burrito" in 2014 by ESPN's FiveThirtyEight. 72 53 96 96 309 84 480
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