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Demolition exposes 100-year-old San Francisco ghost sign that was hidden for decades in North Beach

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Friday, June 19, 2026
Century-old ghost sign emerges in North Beach after demolition
A century-old "ghost sign" has emerged in San Francisco's North Beach after the demolition of the fire-damaged Verdi Building. The colorful "Eat Carnation Mush" advertisement, hidden for decades, offers a rare glimpse into the city's past and has sparked fascination among history lovers and artists alike.
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