Bernard Street in San Francisco is a quiet, narrow residential lane that cuts through the steep eastern slopes of Nob Hill. Unlike the grand, hotel-lined avenues nearby that broadcast their history with massive facades and famous names, this street remains tucked away from the city's major tourist thoroughfares. It is a place of modest scale, defined by the tight, upward angle of the pavement and the varied textures of the pre-war apartment buildings that crowd its edges.
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