nicely decked out
This part of grant street's par tof the 49 route
but are pulled uphills up cables
lots of candy!
Chinese restaurants
the original cable car operators
what do we have here
Next stop
The palace of fine arts!
do not have engines on board
along Montgomery Street
totally buzzing market atmosphere
funhouses in the pier
up into the alley
got candy?
Off the streets
hey a left hand store!
back at Chinatown
the center pavilion
subterranean view of the undergound cables
the bay aquarium
The palace pond and fountains
old collections of decommissioned cable cars
spun in this very building
The palace is in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places
on the bus for more exploration
Look Chinese!
food's a bargain too
the cable car as the name suggest
they're everywhere!
The main Chinatown arch
looking crabby there!
the bay bridge in the distance
The Cablecar museum!
WIth high speed cable pulls in operation
the financial district in the background
see you chinatown
The street's waking up
nicely themed buildings around
oriental indeed!
buildings uphill
outskirts of Chinatown along the nearby streets
across Jackson street
it opened October 4, 1978
History of how it started
and trolleys alike!
it's packed already!
Portsmouth Square in the morning
still moving along Grant street
trying out the local lunch!