Neal Cassady, 710 Ashbury, Grateful Dead House, San Francisco, CA, 1967.

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This black and white photograph captures Neal Cassady at the Grateful Dead House, 710 Ashbury in San Francisco, 1967. Shot by photographer Ron Rakow, it is part of the Retro Photo Archive. A quiet moment from the 1960s music scene, this print is available in multiple sizes.

Classic black-and-white portrait of Neal Cassady
Location: Grateful Dead House, 710 Ashbury, San Francisco, CA, 1967
Photographed by Ron Rakow / Retro Photo Archive
Available in 8x10, 11x14, 16x20, 20x24, and 24x36 sizes

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Penelope T. ★★★★★ Sep 13, 2026

The grain on this black and white print is gorgeous, you can almost feel the chill of that Haight-Ashbury morning. Neal leaning against the doorframe at 710 Ashbury, caught mid-thought in '67 — it's a quiet moment, not a posed shot, which is exactly why it works.

Miles ★★★★★ Sep 12, 2026

I've had this hanging above my desk for a month and still catch new details in it, like the way Neal's looking off to the side while everyone else is mid-motion. The print itself arrived crisp, no fading in the highlights at all. Feels like a genuine slice of 1967 rather than a glossy reprint.

Riley ★★★★★ Sep 11, 2026

The grain on this black and white print is gorgeous, way richer than I expected from a reprint. Hung it above my turntable and it fits the 1967 Haight-Ashbury vibe perfectly.