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1138 210 30 Westerfeld House, 1198 Fulton St. In the 1940's, the house became a 14-unit apartment building that housed jazz musicians including John Handy. This location serves as the hideout for the San Francisco-based character Nomi. 131 53 173 182 374 126 514
1139 210 30 67-69 Deming St.   131 53 173 182 374 126 514
1140 210 30 The Women's Building, 3543 18th St. The mural painted outside the building was painted by 7 women artists including Juana Alicia, Miranda Bergman and Meera Desai. The computer lab scene was filmed inside the building. 131 53 173 182 374 126 514
1141 210 30 Julia Morgan Ballroom at the Merchant's Exchange Building, 465 California St. An extremely popular location for weddings, the namesake of the ballroom was an architect most famous for her work on Hearst Castle. 131 53 173 182 374 126 514
1142 210 30 Marina Morrison Bridal, 30 Maiden Ln.   131 53 173 182 374 126 514
1143 210 30 Grace Cathedral, 1100 California St. Martin Luther King, Jr. gave a sermon at the cathedral to celebrate the completion and consecration of the church in 1964. 131 53 173 182 374 126 514
1144 210 30 San Francisco City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Pl. Many films have shot scene in and around the building including Raiders of the Lost Ark, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Dirty Harry, The Towering Inferno, A View to a Kill and most recently, Milk. The Christmas party scene for this show was shot in the Rotunda. 131 53 173 182 374 126 514
1145 210 30 City Lights Bookstore, 261 Columbus Ave. Howl and Other Poems by Allen Ginsberg was published in 1956 by City Lights after poet and founder Laurence Ferlinghetti heard Ginsberg read it in 1955. 131 53 173 182 374 126 514
1146 210 30 Billy Goat Hill, Castro St. & 30th St. This park was the location of a popular swing with great views of the City. 131 53 173 182 374 126 514
1147 210 30 The Castro Theater, 429 Castro St. The theater has an organ which is played before every film showing. 131 53 173 182 374 126 514
1148 210 30 Mission Creek Harbor along Channel St.   131 53 173 182 374 126 514
1149 210 30 Grant between Sacramento and Jack Kerouac Alley   131 53 173 182 374 126 514
1150 210 30 Castle between Union and Green   131 53 173 182 374 126 514
1151 210 30 Green between Kearny and Montgomery   131 53 173 182 374 126 514
1152 210 30 Montgomery between Green and Broadway   131 53 173 182 374 126 514
1153 210 30 Washington between Stockton and Kearny   131 53 173 182 374 126 514
1154 210 30 Spofford between Washington and Clay   131 53 173 182 374 126 514
1155 210 30 Clay between Stockton and Grant   131 53 173 182 374 126 514
1156 210 30 Filbert between Hyde and Jones   131 53 173 182 374 126 514
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