If you spent a week in San Francisco railfanning in the 70's, what would have been the sights to see? What jobs were working and where'd they go? Was most of the freight moved at night or could you find switchers moving all day and night?

Here are some reminders from the Streets of San Francisco Television series.

Highlight the html text and right click and click "go to http..." and the youtube page will open at the beginning of the part where the railroad stuff occurs


[youtu.be] Marina Green tracks

[youtu.be] state belt rr along embarcadero

[youtu.be] victoria station and state belt tracks

[youtu.be] state belt at fort mason

[youtu.be] tracks looking south from the boxcars

[youtu.be] drive past boxcars and over state belt tracks toward water

[youtu.be] drive past boxcars south of bay bridge

[youtu.be] another view of boxcars and hoppers

[youtu.be] state belt tracks at marina safeway

[youtu.be] embarcadero tracks on west side?

14a. [youtu.be] 16th street tracks

[youtu.be] train cars running by--racks of some sort. 4th south of creek

[youtu.be] train of racks and boxcars running past same spot

[youtu.be] warehouse street tracks

[youtu.be] state belt front of pier 18

[youtu.be] driving along state belt embarcadero

[youtu.be] shot of state belt tracks pier 22