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All News - Western Neighborhoods Project - San Francisco History

All Outside Lands News January 2007 - Lafayette Elementary School, old and new, and a Then and Now look at 38th and Balboa. We pay some attention to the architectural gems of the Sunset, starting with Pinehurst Lodge and the Trocadero Inn. November 2006 - John Freeman tells us about the Richmond district s Beer Town, a Then and Now look at 20th and Taraval, and pages for Parkside markets past and present: 22nd and Taraval, 555 Taraval (16th Avenue Foods), and 1201 Vicente (Pinelake Market). Plus, Alamo Elementary School. October 2006 - St. Paul s Presbyterian Church in the Oceanside is 100 years old (check out the old basketball photos!) and Argonne School photos. (Did you know the first idea for a name was Park-Presidio School?)

Jockey House: 280 Byxbee Avenue

Please Donate The Last Remnant of The Ingleside Racetrack? Jockey house of the Ingleside by Sean M. Hall © Copyright 2003 The outside lands have some unique houses. Some are made from 19th century streetcars formed in clusters of sand dunes and known as Carville . Others are earthquake refugee shacks from 1906 hauled away from camps and set on lots. However, I ve been interested in a certain type of home, attached to a great outside lands landmark long gone: the jockey houses from the old Ingleside Race track. The Ingleside Race track opened in 1895 just south of Ocean avenue, built on land carved out of the old San Miguel Rancho. The Pacific Coast Jockey club opened the track, but had little success and closed the doors in 1906, leaving behind stables, offices, and jockey houses.