DescriptionHillsdale Shopping Center 1950s Postcard.jpg
English: Color photocrome postcard of the Hillsdale Shopping Center, as seen from the front entrance sign by the Macy's anchor, depicted shortly after the shopping center opened in the mid-to-late 1950's. The postcard was postmarked from San Mateo, California on September 10, 1960 and the back of the postcard reads:
HILLSDALE, CALIFORNIA Heart of San Francisco Peninsula Located on the famous "El Camino Real," just 20 miles from San Francisco. This beautiful shopping center offers the newest and most modern shops and stores. Color photo by Igor Stchogol
PUB. BY SMITH NEWS CO., 1338 MISSION ST., S.F. CALIF. 5:SF-60
MIRRO-KROME ® CARD BY H.B. CROCKER CO., INC., SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.
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