Grant & Pine
Chinatown. View north on Grant Ave. Chinese Lily Jewelry, Lamps of China, Shanghai Low.
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Contains 4894 photos
Church & Duboce
View east across Duboce to US Mint, exposed serpentine face of Mint Hill.
Duboce Triangle
Lotta's Fountain
View northwest across Market to Kearny, Geary intersection. Lotta's Fountain, Chronicle Building at right( with Dr. Willett Chiropractor, Security Finance Co., W & H Cigars Liquor signs). Buildings on west side of Kearny include 2 Geary Building (with Granville's Jewelers), Schmidt Building (with Pastine's Restaurant), Baldwin Building (with O.P.O. Clothes), Oscar Luning Building (with Brooks Camera).
Downtown
Phelan Building
View west toward O'Farrell from across Market. Union Trust Building at right.
Downtown
Chinatown Funeral
Funeral procession on Jackson Street, looking north, from Jackson and Powell. Cable car tracks in the foreground.
Nob Hill
Chinatown
Grant Ave looking North from California Street. Old St. Mary's Church at right
Chinatown
Sutro Baths
Main Entrance on Point Lobos Ave. Facade after Whitney's remodeling as mid-century moderne.
Richmond
Ocean near Phelan
View from pedestrian overpass looking east to McLaren Park showing K-Ingleside streetcar #1127. Balboa Park on the left.
Sunnyside
Columbus & Union
Palace Theatre; Municipal Railway (MUNI) 39-line Coit Muni bus
North Beach
Telegraph Hill
Coit Tower parking lot in Pioneer Park. View north to Alcatraz, Angel Island, Mt. Tamalpais; aircraft carrier with planes on flight deck. At right, top of 290 Lombard, Art Moderne apartment building, Architect: H.C. Baumann, built 1940.
Telegraph Hill
Judah & 48th Ave
Elevated telephoto view northeast to Muni K-line #1, N-Judah approaching terminus loop.
Sunset
Market near Beale
View east to man in suspenders at bus stop, Ferry Building and Embarcadero Freeway. Southern Pacific, Matson and PG&E Buildings in background
Downtown
Hyde near Francisco
Looking north to Alcatraz from near Francisco Street. Powell Street Cable Car #517 ascending hill. At right, Tudor Revival residence 898 Francisco, built 1914, Clarence R. Ward and J. Harry Blohme architects, for sculptor Haig Patigian.
North Beach
Fisherman's Wharf
View of Telegraph Hill and Coit Tower from parking lot in Fisherman's Wharf
Fishermans Wharf
City Hall
View west on Fulton Street from Market. Site of UN Plaza
Civic Center