Winn's Fountain Head, San Francisco (circa) 1853

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Winn's Fountain Head, San Francisco (circa) 1853Winn's Fountain Head was a temperance restaurant at 78 & 80 Commercial Street, San Francisco. When M. L. Winn arrived in 1849, he made candy and sold it on the streets, chanting, "Here is your California candy! It has neither come 'round the Horn nor across the Isthmus, but is made in your city" After establishing a temperance restaurant on Long Wharf named the Fountain Head, Winn opened the "Branch" on the corner of Montgomery and Washington streets,

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