A view of Coit Tower on Telegraph Hill, as seen from Lombard Street on Russian Hill.

The crooked Lombard Street, normally one of the most visited tourist destinations in San Francisco, is now silent and empty.

The distant Transamerica Pyramid, seen behind these Russian Hill rooftops.

An empty Lombard Street on Telegraph Hill as seen from Lombard Street on Russian Hill.

An empty Hyde Street as seen from the top of Lombard Street on Russian Hill.

At 6am, standing in line, six feet apart, waiting to buy groceries at Safeway.

During this pandemic, San Francisco's famous cable cars, and its equally famous historic F-Line trolley cars, have stopped operating. I recently walked through the Geneva Avenue trolley car barnyard and shot some photos. It was a rare opportunity to see so many of the old trolleys in one place at a time.

Museums in Motion

Here's a link to see all the different colored trolley cars, and learn more about their histories and origins.

Historic Streetcar Fleet

The crooked Lombard Street . . . A San Francisco tourist's must-see destination, now empty, and without a single person or vehicle.

The headdress to jar 527

The headdress to jar 527

The headdress to jar 521 is made up of pieces from the 1910 Millwright's Cottage that is located next to the 1905 Murphy Windmill at the southwest end of Golden Gate Park.