The People's Palace: San Francisco City Hall 100 Years
Nov 24, 2015 · 28m
Director
Jim YagerOverview
One of the most extraordinary civic buildings in America, San Francisco's City Hall rose from the rubble of the 1906 earthquake to become both the symbol of a resilient citizenry and the epicenter of a city in constant change. "The People's Palace" commemorates this remarkable piece of architecture and the dramatic events that have taken place under its dome: labor strife, political assassinations, civil rights struggles, and celebrations that have forged the character of contemporary San Francisco. Featuring interviews with mayors, journalists, scholars, and everyday citizens who have witnessed history within its walls.
Cast of The People's Palace: San Francisco City Hall 100 Years
Crew of The People's Palace: San Francisco City Hall 100 Years
About The People's Palace: San Francisco City Hall 100 Years
What is The People's Palace: San Francisco City Hall 100 Years about?
One of the most extraordinary civic buildings in America, San Francisco's City Hall rose from the rubble of the 1906 earthquake to become both the symbol of a resilient citizenry and the epicenter of a city in constant change. "The People's Palace" commemorates this remarkable piece of architecture and the dramatic events that have taken place under its dome: labor strife, political…
When was The People's Palace: San Francisco City Hall 100 Years released?
The People's Palace: San Francisco City Hall 100 Years was released on November 24, 2015.
How long is The People's Palace: San Francisco City Hall 100 Years?
The People's Palace: San Francisco City Hall 100 Years runs 28 minutes.
Who directed The People's Palace: San Francisco City Hall 100 Years?
The People's Palace: San Francisco City Hall 100 Years was directed by Jim Yager.
Who is in the cast of The People's Palace: San Francisco City Hall 100 Years?
The cast of The People's Palace: San Francisco City Hall 100 Years includes Marilyn Pittman (Narrator), Willie Brown (Self), Dianne Feinstein (Self), Belva Davis (Self) and Gary Kamiya (Self).