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AMAZON -- The San Francisco Police Department is the second of John Garvey's books to evolve from an audio history project he launched in the 1990s. His depth and breadth of coverage speaks well for the value of multimedia in recording history.
John Garvey -- "The San Francisco Police Department" ISBN 0738528986
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Really liked your book as I do all Images of America. However, your Page 11 review of Chief Patrick Crowley, my great-grandfather, has an erratum. He died Sept. 25, 1907, not May 10, 1929. So much for the San Francisco History Center Public Library info. I have his death certificate and all the SF paper obits on the subject.
Posted by: Mary Ann Gardner | February 23, 2005 at 05:02 AM