The original settlement that became this city doubled in population upon the 1846 arrival of 240 Mormon settlers by ship from the East Coast.
The original settlement that became this city doubled in population upon the 1846 arrival of 240 Mormon settlers by ship from the East Coast. Built on the settlement of Yerba Buena, one of this city's most exclusive neighborhoods was formed by homes built by the "Big Four," who financed the Central Pacific Railroad, including Leland Stanford. Nob Hill in this city abuts its Tenderloin District, while another neighborhood is the Castro, with a sizable gay population, and from which Harvey Milk launched his political career. FTP, name this West Coast city, much of which was destroyed by a fire following a 1906 earthquake.
The original settlement that became this city doubled in population upon the 1846 arrival of 240 Mormon settlers by ship from the East Coast.
San Francisco