- Random photos
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Helene Ferenz Critler was a little girl when the earthquake struck. She and her family lived in two earthquake shacks at 43 Carver Street that still stand today. -
Peralta and Hampshire, 1979. -
Precita Park in 1896, seen from Folsom Street. -
Dominic and Frank Gualco (front) at 112 Winfield Street in 1920.
Articles by Terry Milne
Terry is a founder member of Bernal History Project and its predecessor, Bernal Heights Preservation. He leads walking tours of Bernal landmarks and sites of historical interest.
Terry in 1906 garb during the BHP earthquake centennial picnic in Precita Park in 2006. Photo by Tim Holland.
New Bernal Journal, April/May 2011: A century of Bernal schools.
Spreading History All Over TownNew Bernal Journal, June/July 2010: A review of the BHP's neighborhood presentation for the San Francisco Museum and Historical Society.
Recovering After the 1906 QuakeNew Bernal Journal, April/May 2010: Rebuilding the water and gas lines and remembering the 1906 earthquake.
Aerial ViewIn the 1920s, Bernal hill was used to advertise automobiles.
Bernal Heights History Day 2009New Bernal Journal, August/September 2009: A preview of our history extravaganza at St. Anthony's.
