"If you're looking for something local to do a week from Saturday, May 28th (Memorial Day weekend), and would like to learn more about the past and present of Visitacion Valley -- how and when we got our name, tales of some of our most prominent/notorious residents, the background of some of our public buildings, etc. -- I hope you will join me for one, or both, walking tours I'm leading for City Guides.
"Part I starts at 10 am and focuses on the Valley's commerce, transportation, and planned development. We go east into Little Hollywood and end at Silvestri's.
"Then Part II starts at 2 pm and goes west, concentrating on community life – including our Eichler housing, Julia Morgan church, greenways and more. Since we go uphill to the middle school, this one is somewhat strenuous.
"Both walkss last @ 2 hours, and start in front of our current branch library at 45 Leland. They are free, although donations to City Guides are much appreciated.
"Please let me know if you have any questions (and hold the good thought for good weather!). I'll hope to see you a week from Saturday.
"Part I starts at 10 am and focuses on the Valley's commerce, transportation, and planned development. We go east into Little Hollywood and end at Silvestri's.
"Then Part II starts at 2 pm and goes west, concentrating on community life – including our Eichler housing, Julia Morgan church, greenways and more. Since we go uphill to the middle school, this one is somewhat strenuous.
"Both walkss last @ 2 hours, and start in front of our current branch library at 45 Leland. They are free, although donations to City Guides are much appreciated.
"Please let me know if you have any questions (and hold the good thought for good weather!). I'll hope to see you a week from Saturday.
"For more info on the Vis Valley walks and all the other walks offered by City Guides throughout the year, go to www.sfcityguides.org"
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