Contains 138 photos
View north across Market from the end of 9th Street. Civic Auditorium at center, the corner of Hayes and Larkin Billboards for coca-cola and female impersonator Julian Eltinge Streets are wet from rain. [9th & Market looking North.] - United Railroads [U05700]
South of Market
View North on Noe at Duncan. Woman waves in car at top of hill on Duncan Street, sorrounded by kids and an incredulous neighbor in a window. (Steep portion of Duncan Street was never paved and was later blocked on top by a low concrete wall.) The house is 1449 Noe.
Noe Valley
. View West on Duncan toward Noe. 1923 automobile being driven down unpaved Duncan Street (still not a through street) with concrete pedestrian staircase sidewalk. Two boys at top of hill beside shingled house at 1449 Noe..
Noe Valley
Panorama from 18th and Castro looking North, pt.1, Clayton St Family Collection
Castro
Two models standing shoe-less on bumper of a 1923 Peerless automobile. Column of Progress from PPIE at foot of Scott Street in background.
Marina
Woman in automobile. Fort Mason, power plant with belching smokestack, SF Gas & Light Co. gas company office building and circular gasometer in background.
Marina
View north on Fillmore [San Francisco's future rests on a healthy base] Postcard view of baby in tub artwork in front of photo of Fillmore St., Weinstock, Lubin & Co. department store, King Solomon's Hall, The Hub Clothiers at left
Lower Pacific Heights
Yacht Harbor, photograph taken for automobile ad
Marina
Northeast Corner of San Bruno (now Bayshore) and Oakdale. The Oakdale Bar (now known as The Old Clam House), Charles Yeager Prop. Victory Liberty Loan sign in window (World War I) (Same day as wnp30.0313)
Produce Market
Cameraman filming Bathing Beauties posing on a Franklin car (air cooled, so no radiator on the front) at Chain of Lakes.
Golden Gate Park
Premier Theatre. Opened as the Imperial Theatre in 1912, renamed the Premier in 1929, then became the United Artists in May 1931, renamed again as the Market Street Cinema in 1972, Federal (later Aida) Hotel at right.Duplicate of wnp14.2789.
Tenderloin
Faded advertisement painted on side of house at 2028 Great Highway. Discovered when cracked plaster was removed from side of building
Sunset Outer
Faded advertisement painted on side of house at 2028 Great Highway. Discovered when cracked plaster was removed from side of building
Sunset Outer
Faded advertisement painted on side of house at 2028 Great Highway. Discovered when cracked plaster was removed from side of building
Sunset Outer
Outside the south gate entrance to the Japanese Tea Garden with two women and auto posed. South gate came from Japanese Pavilion at the Panama Pacific International Exposition of 1915.
Golden Gate Park