No. 21 - Crookedest Street in the World (poem) by Reginald Stanley Birch on AuthorsDen

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No. 21 - Crookedest Street in the World by Reginald Stanley Birch Tuesday, April 26, 2005 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan A series of Pre World War Two postcards of the USA

One of the many unusual sights in San Francisco Lombard Street claimed to be the crookedest in the world Zigzagging down one of San Francisco’s fabulous hills From Hyde Street to Leavenworth Street down it winds A surprise to behold in among so many straight lines.

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Reviewed by Jennave Coz	6/21/2007

Thanks so much for sharing this...wonderful photo...It's like visiting dear friends...Jen




Reviewed by Sue Hess	4/26/2005

i love san francisco...i remember this street well




Reviewed by E T Waldron	4/26/2005

Reg, I've been down that street many times, but never saw it in an aerial view. This is fantastic thanks for sharing!It is so busy it's hard to understand how people live on that street. I guess you can get used to anything;-) L&L Eileen




Reviewed by Alexandre Arnau	4/26/2005

you think it's crooked to look at, you should try skating it...ouch. -A.




Reviewed by Evelyn Simon	4/26/2005

Wow, it must've taken a lot of years to build.




Reviewed by Ed Matlack	4/26/2005

Geez you are a fountain of knowledge, how do you know so much with regards these postcards...LOL? Ed