History - The Bold Italic (Page 7)

The Oldest Bars in San Francisco

Why not drink where you can taste history too?...

By Katie Lewin “Ginsberg wouldn’t have a start-up.” As far as bar-bathroom graffiti goes, this was relatively tame. I...

By Sierra Hartman When Sutro Baths opened on March 14th, 1896, it was the definition of opulence in San Francisco....

By Ann-Marie AlcĚÁntara Dogpatch’s melding of stark industrial and cozy neighborhood aesthetics is like no other part of San...

By Sierra Hartman If you think this city has changed a lot in the last ten years, you wouldn’t...

Bernal Heights is a neighborhood of many names. There’s “Nanny Goat Hill,” referencing the goats that used to graze...

By Kathleen Kowal...

By Ellen Black In preparation for World AIDS Day on December 1, we’ve partnered with San Francisco’s own...

Lands End is my favorite part of San Francisco. Rain, shine, or fog, there’s never a bad time to...

While “shanghai” brings to mind China, the practice of kidnapping sailors actually had a stronghold in 19th-century San Francisco....

By Christina Catherine Martinez In 2007 my best friend and I moved into an ivy-covered fourplex near downtown in what...

San Francisco-based illustrator (and TBI contributor) Jenifer Wofford contacted us about a cool new project she’s working on called...