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The Places We Have Lost
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Hi, do you know what happened to Jelly Donut on 24th Street? Thanks! John
It wasn’t in the Mission, but I am mourning the loss of Cafe du Soleil on Waller and Fillmore. It had fabulous food, ambience and a sense of community developed by the warmth and charm of their great employees and owners Mustapha and his wife. It was a neighborhood institution and anchor.
China Books & Periodicals was for years in the 70s and 80s a progressive/radical presence on 24th Street, run by Henry and Gertrude Noyes with their son Christopher and daughter Nikki. Supporters and comrades of China’s socialist revolution could obtain books and magazines like China Reconstructs during the Cold War when the U.S. government did not recognize the People’s Republic of China. There should be a plaque to preserve this history.
Places we’ve lost:
FANTASTICO 6th St. – where headdresses were born and all other other fabulous decorations & holiday party stuff-GONE!
Esmerelda
Thank you for the tip, but we are only tracking businesses in the Mission.