Twentieth-century artists William Campbell and Frank Brown lived for decades in the yellow Victorian at the top of the hill on 21st Street between Sanchez and Noe streets. Both prolific artists, they created hundreds of paintings while furnishing their house with Victorian and Arts and Crafts bric-a-brac. Now the house, the painting, and the furnishings are for sale. Photo by John Hayes

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Senior Lunch Saved for a Month
Phoenix Rises Again--a Block Up 24th Street
La Boulange to Open a Cafe in Noe Valley
Just Awesome Wins at the Micro-Loan Game
Shuttle Bus Study to Arrive in September

Rhapsody in Bliss' Blue Room
A Painted Lady and Her Paintings
Baby, You Can Drive My Car
Butterfly and Bee Attractions
Where Do You Shop for Groceries?
Remembering Carl Smith, 1931-2008

One Summer in Bosnia
Short Takes
More Books to Read
More Groups to Join

Calendar
Police Beat
The Cost of Living in Noe
Rumors Behind the News: All You Can Eat News
Letters to the Editor

My Victory Garden