grateful dead lived in haight ashbury in the 60s.
who lived in haight ashbury in the 60s?
grateful dead
section::::history.:postwar.





























in the 1950s, a freeway was proposed that would have run through the panhandle, but due to a citizen freeway revolt, it was cancelled in a series of battles that lasted until 1966.





























the haight ashbury neighborhood council (hanc) was formed at the time of the 1959 revolt.





























the haight-ashbury's elaborately detailed, 19th century, multi-story, wooden houses became a haven for hippies during the 1960s, due to the availability of cheap rooms and vacant properties for rent or sale in the district; property values had dropped in part because of the proposed freeway.
haight-ashbury
bullet::::- magnolia thunderpussy





























bullet::::- the process church of the final judgment (religious movement formerly based in haight-ashbury)





























bullet::::- the red victorian





























section::::external links.





























bullet::::- the haight-ashbury 30 years ago: a timeline





























bullet::::- the maze: haight/ashbury – 1967 kpix-tv documentary about the haight-ashbury district presented by writer michael mcclure, from the digital information virtual archive at san francisco state university





























bullet::::- who's who of the haight-ashbury era





























bullet::::- the haight ashbury era -- a visual essay on the culture of the haight-ashbury in the 1960s
haight-ashbury