Place
Mission District
Also known as: The Mission, Mission District, San Francisco, Mission, SF
Central San Francisco's historic Latino, working-class, and counterculture neighborhood — surrounding Mission Dolores (founded 1776, the oldest surviving structure in San Francisco). Long the principal Mexican-American and Chicano cultural district of Northern California; since the 1970s also a queer, anarchist, and food-cooperative geography. Home to Rainbow Grocery Cooperative — one of the longest-running worker-owned grocers in the U.S., on Folsom Street since 1975.
What this is
The Mission is San Francisco’s historic Latino-and-Chicano cultural district, anchored at Mission Dolores (1776) and extending through the residential blocks south to Cesar Chavez Street. The neighborhood holds the densest concentration of independent restaurants, food cooperatives, mural art, and neighborhood-rooted small business in [[san-francisco|the city]].
Listings in the Mission District
- [[rainbow-grocery-cooperative]] — worker-owned vegetarian grocery cooperative on Folsom Street since 1975
Bioregional context
Files under [[san-francisco]] and through it [[san-francisco-bay-area]].
See also
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- Member of: [[place]]
- Contained by: [[san-francisco]]
- Contains: [[rainbow-grocery-cooperative]]
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Practical
contained by
- Rainbow Grocery Cooperative Folsom Street in the Mission since 1975
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