Contains 4894 photos
View westerly across Mason, Turk Street at right, Market Street at left. St. Francis Theater at left, Wilson Building, Hale Bros. Building, David Hewes Building. The Dean Building on the gore at center, though deemed historically significant, was demolished in 2020. United Cigar Store, Dolly Madison Chocolates, Maxferd's Pawn Shop, Rainbow Tavern. Birdcage traffic signal.
Downtown
Elevated view looking southeast across Union Square from Post & Powell Streets.
Downtown
Elevated view looking northwest from Geary & Stockton Sts. Dewey Monument at center.
Downtown
Preparedness Day Parade Bombing. Elevated view west to windows blown out of building, ambulance, crowd. Ferry Exchange, Marine Bank. Market Street in background.
Financial District
Elevated view east between Pier 24 and 26, Yerba Buena Island in background.
Rincon Hill
High School Parade on Embarcadero near Mission Street, looking North toward the Ferry Building
Financial District
Eddy between Gough & Franklin. Looking west toward Gough; St. Paulus Church
Cathedral Hill
View of people lined up at National Hotel during the depression. Mexican Chili, The Crisp Waffle, Wonderland Marquee.
South of Market
Auto Stages lined up on the east side of 7th Street, near the corner of Howard. The Blindcraft Building, 1097 Howard built 1924, and the Edwardian apartments next to it on 7th Street still stand. (2019)
South of Market
California Baking Co. at 12th St and Kissling.
South of Market
Looking Northwest on Kearny St. McLeran Building (also known as MacDonough or McDonough.Building (1908)) 333 Kearny St., Michael's Mens Furnishings 305 Kearny. Hotel Yolanda in distance.
Financial District
View of auto accident on Van Ness Avenue near McAllister, looking NE from City Hall. Crowd gathered around automobile at curb.
Civic Center
View east across 5th to afternoon crowd on Market St. Flood Building at left, Lincoln Building at right.
South of Market
Outside the SF Call printing plant on 3rd Street, Well dressed young women hand newspapers through truck windows to newsboys. Newspapers say 'Indians Win.' Baseball's Cleveland Indians won the World Series on October 12, 1920
South of Market
Crowd gathered at the Column of Progress at foot of Scott Street and Marina Blvd. Photo taken several years after the close of the World's Fair.
Marina