Woodward's Gardens
Two statues and landscaping in Woodward's Gardens
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Woodward's Gardens
[Art Gallery - Woodward's Gardens] Children reclining on settee. Paintings on wall, busts on pedestals.
Mission
Woodward's Gardens
[Conservatory -signed Helios 572] interior of conservatory
Mission
Woodward's Gardens
Hillside with Summer House [Helios]
Mission
Fillmore Chutes
Men in boat at bottom of the Chutes water ride.
Western Addition
Woodward's Gardens
[TEH188 T. E. Hecht Woodward's Gardens] Etienne Buislay's hot-air balloon Sierra Nevada. Balloon Ascension with crowds watching. Camel and donkey in foreground.
Mission
Woodward's Gardens
[TEH190 T. E. Hecht Conservatory at Woodward's Gardens] Museum building at right. Before installation of Seal Pond (Sea Lions) in December, 1871.
Mission
Woodward's Gardens
[TEH609 T.E. Hecht Woodward's Gardens, San Francisco, CA] View down grand stairway toward art gallery, rotary boat ride. Copy of Taber's 'B 14 Woodward's Gardens'.
Mission
Fulton Chutes Postcard
Fulton Street between 10th and 11th Avenues. Postcard montage advertising Chutes on Fulton Street at 10th Ave, with photo of Chutes ride (predates Circle Swing)
Richmond Inner
Playland
View southeast from Playland Loop at foot of Cabrillo St. Crowds of people in front of Fun House and merry-go-round. Big Dipper Rollercoaster in background.
Richmond Outer
Fulton Near LaPlaya
View northwest from Fulton toward La Playa. Playland's (then Chutes at the Beach) Big Dipper Roller Coaster and Market Street Railway (MSRy) 5-Line streetcar.
Golden Gate Park
Woodward's Gardens
[TEH182 T. E. Hecht Woodward's Gardens 1865] View north across animal pens. Boy with camel, Pavilion on hill.
Mission
Playland
Crowds outside Dodg-Em ride, Ship Ajoy ride.
Richmond Outer
Chutes at the Beach
Women posed aboard the Bob Sled Dipper Rollercoaster.
Richmond Outer
Fillmore Chutes Portrait
Man and woman pose in a car for a studio portrait at Fillmore St. Chutes. Prop car used in the first few months after the opening on July 14, 1909, when the term "new Chutes" was emphasized.
Western Addition