案例简介：@ laurakmorton的照片/当大流行暂时关闭了旧金山渔人码头的投币式拱廊m é chanique博物馆时，所有者Dan Zelinksy继续维护300多台机器。他用旱冰鞋在容纳他父亲开始1933年的收藏品的空间周围滑动。在一年多没有收入的情况下，GoFundMe活动帮助支付了租金，直到该州取消限制后，街机可以在6月15日重新开放。“这个地方带来了最好的人，” 他说。“他们会看到一台他们长大的机器，你知道，50年前，60年前，70年前，80年前，他们完全失去了它。他们很高兴能再次玩它。这就是让这一切变得值得的原因。“。在 @ insidenatgeo记者应急基金的支持下，我一直在旧金山的主要旅游目的地渔人码头附近开展一个项目，以记录大流行对依赖旅游业的社区的经济影响。有关此故事的更多信息，请关注 @ laurakmorton。

案例简介：Photo by @laurakmorton / When the pandemic temporarily shuttered the Musée Méchanique, a coin-operated arcade in San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf, owner Dan Zelinksy continued to maintain over 300 machines. He uses roller skates to zip around the space that houses the collection his father started in 1933. With no income for over a year, a GoFundMe campaign helped with the rent until the arcade could reopen on June 15, when restrictions were lifted in the state. “This place brings out the best of people,” he says. “They'll see a machine that they grew up with, you know, 50, 60, 70, 80 years ago, and they lose it completely. They're just so happy to be able to play with it again. This is what makes it all worthwhile.”Supported by @insidenatgeo’s Emergency Fund for Journalists, I've been working on a project on the Fisherman’s Wharf neighborhood, San Francisco’s main tourist destination, to document the economic impact of the pandemic in communities that rely on tourism. For more from this story, follow along @laurakmorton.

国家地理 - Photo by @laurakmorton / When the pandemic temporarily shuttered the Musée Méchanique, a coin-operated arcade in San Fran

案例简介：@ laurakmorton的照片/当大流行暂时关闭了旧金山渔人码头的投币式拱廊m é chanique博物馆时，所有者Dan Zelinksy继续维护300多台机器。他用旱冰鞋在容纳他父亲开始1933年的收藏品的空间周围滑动。在一年多没有收入的情况下，GoFundMe活动帮助支付了租金，直到该州取消限制后，街机可以在6月15日重新开放。“这个地方带来了最好的人，” 他说。“他们会看到一台他们长大的机器，你知道，50年前，60年前，70年前，80年前，他们完全失去了它。他们很高兴能再次玩它。这就是让这一切变得值得的原因。“。在 @ insidenatgeo记者应急基金的支持下，我一直在旧金山的主要旅游目的地渔人码头附近开展一个项目，以记录大流行对依赖旅游业的社区的经济影响。有关此故事的更多信息，请关注 @ laurakmorton。

国家地理 - Photo by @laurakmorton / When the pandemic temporarily shuttered the Musée Méchanique, a coin-operated arcade in San Fran

案例简介：Photo by @laurakmorton / When the pandemic temporarily shuttered the Musée Méchanique, a coin-operated arcade in San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf, owner Dan Zelinksy continued to maintain over 300 machines. He uses roller skates to zip around the space that houses the collection his father started in 1933. With no income for over a year, a GoFundMe campaign helped with the rent until the arcade could reopen on June 15, when restrictions were lifted in the state. “This place brings out the best of people,” he says. “They'll see a machine that they grew up with, you know, 50, 60, 70, 80 years ago, and they lose it completely. They're just so happy to be able to play with it again. This is what makes it all worthwhile.”Supported by @insidenatgeo’s Emergency Fund for Journalists, I've been working on a project on the Fisherman’s Wharf neighborhood, San Francisco’s main tourist destination, to document the economic impact of the pandemic in communities that rely on tourism. For more from this story, follow along @laurakmorton.

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国家地理 - Photo by @laurakmorton / When the pandemic temporarily shuttered the Musée Méchanique, a coin-operated arcade in San Fran

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