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A view of Green Street on San Francisco’s Telegraph Hill is featured on this United Airlines menu from circa 1975 by American painter Peter Hayward. Peter Hayward United Airlines menu c. 1975 SFO Museum Collection Gift of David A. Abercrombie, in memory of Stanley A. Abercrombie 2001.039.160
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