
Mission & New Montgomery
Elevated view northwest across Mission St. to Palace Hotel. From Watkins 3550, 'Palace Hotel, from Mission St., S.F.'
Financial DistrictContains 117 photos
Elevated view northwest across Mission St. to Palace Hotel. From Watkins 3550, 'Palace Hotel, from Mission St., S.F.'
Financial District1906 Earthquake and Fire, View southwest across intersection to ruins of Temple Beth Israel and Albert Pike Memorial Temple. Poster for "Are You A Mason?" at the Alcazar, playing in April, 1906.
JapantownCorner with A.L. Dodge Co. billboards for Wilson High Ball whiskey, Alcazar & Central Theatres. Cable car rails on street. (Alcazar advertises 'The Stubbornness of Geraldine' which ran in repertory for more than for 8 years)
View southwest across Market to ruins of Old Central Theatre building on left. New Central Theatre with arched canopy in front, tailor shop and Sullivan Shoe Co. on right. Entrance to ruins at left has posters from June, 1909 attractions. Grandstand between structures was used in the October, 1909 Portola Festival.
South of MarketElevated view east to rainy day, Cable car crossing Hayes, Norfolk Pine in foreground on left is in front yard of Children's Day Home Catholic School, run by Sisters of the Holy Family. Billboards, rear of Hotel St. Nicholas on right. See wnp4.1459.
Civic CenterPremier 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.
TenderloinPeople sitting on benches in Union Square, view east toward Stockton and Post Streets. Fred Benioff sign, Old Grand-Dad billboard. [Union Square]
Downtown / Union SquareView west on Sutter from Powell. Empty lots on NW & SW corners. Hotel Regent. [Sutter Street and Powell Street Driscoll Case] J.J. Driscoll sustained a fractured skull while trying to board a streetcar. United Railroads [U02826]
Downtown / Union SquareView east on California Street near Kearny. Cable cars, Adelphi Theatre on right [California Street, San Francisco, Cal. ]
ChinatownView east on Harrison from Beale. Billboard advertising GGIE. Bay Bridge and Hills Brothers Coffee Plant (1922-24, George Kelham architect), Joseph Magnin Warehouse (1918, George Applegarth architect) in background. [Harrison Street 1939]
Rincon HillView northeast across California Street between Grant and Kearny to cable car #2., behind is the north side of the street where almost all buildings were demolished. Stauffer Chemical Company building before later facade replacement (later site of Hartford Building at 650 California, Squire Hotel, States Hotel, Financial Center Building (1927) at center, later Omni Hotel. At far right, Clunie Building with Lincoln National Insurance ad on west wall. In distance, Southern Pacific Building and Bay Bridge.
ChinatownView north up Steiner Street of the Pio Morbio house, built in 1887, across Hayes Street. Market Street Railway (MSRy) Hayes streetcar line in foreground. Fence with advertisements for Duke's Cameo Cigarettes and '?Has the Largest Circulation.' Ridgeline in distance built up with houses.
Alamo Square