What's up with SF's missing state streets?
Cars are parked along a row of houses on Potrero Hill. San Francisco’s streets are full of themed and patterned thoroughfares. In Visitacion Valley, across Highway 101 from Candlestick Park. Waldo Alley. Sure, sometimes it's easy to find Waldo in San Francisco (especially during Bay to Breakers). In Russian Hill, near Leavenworth and Broadway. To be more specific, Waldo Alley is not far from the Broadway Tunnel. A San Francisco neighborhood full of European landmarks (including Prague). West of John McLaren Park. a cluster of streets named after many prestigious schools, including Harvard (pictured), Oxford and Princeton. The Excelsior/Portola. Maiden Lane. Today the tiny two-block road is home to upscale shops. But before the 1906 earthquake ... Maiden Lane runs east of Union Square. : Fella Place. (It's that tiny alley on the left with the car.) Fella Place, which is off Powell Street, isn't far from Maiden Lane. (Hint, hint.) Isis Street. In the past, some may have associated Isis S