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Time Out says

The lobby (facing Mission Street) of this art deco post office-cum-residential and office tower has intriguing WPA-style murals. Painted in 1941 by the Russian Social Realist painter Anton Refregier, this luscious historical panorama was hugely controversial at the time of its unveiling, not only because it was the most expensive of the WPA mural projects, but also because it included many dark moments from California's past. The central atrium has a unique all-water sculpture by Doug Hollis, dubbed Rain Column. The sculpture's 50-plus gallons of recycled water fall 85ft (26m) into a central pool every minute.

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101 Spear St
San Francisco
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at Mission St
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People in the Plazas

Lunch breaks hit differently when there's a live band waiting outside. People in Plazas has spent decades turning downtown San Francisco into one giant outdoor stage, filling plazas from the Embarcadero to Fourth Street with free weekday concerts that range from jazz and funk to Latin, soul and indie rock. Instead of eating at your desk, grab your lunch, follow the music and see where you end up. One day it might be a high-energy brass band outside an office tower, the next a jazz trio tucked into a quiet courtyard. It's one of those quintessential San Francisco traditions that rewards wandering, and a reminder that some of the city's best live music doesn't require a ticket at all.
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