The Immortal San Franciscans for whom the streets were named

The book features a worn dust jacket with noticeable edge tears and fading on the spine. The hardcover binding is intact, and the pages are clean. There is an inscription on the dedication page, "To Ruth, with love," adding a personal touch to this historical volume.

"The Immortal San Franciscans for whom the streets were named" by Eugene B. Block, published by Chronicle Books in San Francisco, 1971, delves into the rich history of San Francisco through the lives of the individuals after whom its streets are named. This hardcover edition offers a unique exploration of local history and biography, providing readers with insights into the city's past. The book's subject matter is significant for those interested in the historical development of San Francisco and the notable figures who shaped its landscape. The condition of the book includes a worn dust jacket with edge tears and some fading on the spine, which is common for books of this age.