Meet Me on Main Street

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À propos

First Avenue, a street that traverses the heart of what is known as “downtown Mission” has a long and storied history. From the famous land auction of 300 city lots on May 19, 1891 by James Welton Horne to the celebration of the arrival of the Olympic Torch for 2010 Winter Olympics on February 8, 2010, more milestones in Mission’s history have taken place on First Avenue than on any other street.

This online presentation will feature photographs from the Archives dating from the early 1900s to the present that tell the fascinating story of First Avenue, allowing viewers to see how it has both changed and stayed the same over the last 12 decades.

The online presentation will first be made available on Friday, October 16, 2020 at 11:00AM on the Mission Community Archives YouTube page

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Mission Community Archives

The Mission Community Archives provides a broad range of services designed to ensure the ongoing collection, preservation and accessibility of the community’s documentary heritage (i.e., documents, photographs, maps, digital objects, sound and audio-visual recordings, etc.). This mandate is achieved through the pro-active collecting and conserving of materials to ensure its integrity and long-term availability; preparing finding aids and special resources to facilitate public access; providing reference services and educational programs for the public and students; and developing web-based resources.