View from Twin Peaks
Looking north. Golden Gate Park, Presidio, Golden Gate from Twin Peaks
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View East from Twin Peaks
View across the Mission on clear day with Mt. Diablo visible in distance.
Upper Market
Candlestick Park
View Southeasterly from Bayview Hill of candlestick Park under construction
Candlestick Point
Angel Island
Elevated view east over Immigration Station. Pier, hospital, Administration Building and staff residences.
SF Bay
Angel Island
Public Health Service Quarantine Station, now Ayala Cove. (All the structures on the pier and lining the shore have since been demolished.)
SF Bay
Golden Gate Bridge
North tower under construction, view from straits
North Beach
1906 Earthquake and Fire, Mason near Union. Ruins of North Beach, looking north to Alcatraz and Angel Island. Mason Street at center
Russian Hill
Alcatraz from North Point
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View northwest from Embarcadero near future Pier 39 showing Belt Line tracks, Alcatraz and Angel Island in background
Fishermans Wharf
View from SF Bay
1906 Earthquake and Fire, Earthquake damage, View of city west from ferry boat. Ferry Building, Call Building,Merchant's Exchange, Kohl Building, Fairmont Hotel in background
Skyline from Fort Baker
View from Alexander Avenue overlooking Fort Baker to bay and San Francisco. Horseshoe Cove at lower right.
Outside SF
Golden Gate Bridge
View looking west from Marina Green. Rock jetty at entrance to yacht harbor at center.
Marina
Alcatraz Island
West side of island viewed from the Marina breakwater
Marina
Marina
[View of S.F.C from the Bay 1918] View from bay of Column of Progress from PPIE, looking south to Pacific Heights
Marina
Alcatraz
East side of Alcatraz. Seagull passing, view from ferry boat
General Frisbie Steamer
Man on ferry steamer 'General Frisbie' passing Mare Island. The General Frisbie, built in 1900, was a passenger ship used as a ferry between Vallejo and San Francisco. She was the fastest ship on the route at the time she was built and carried passengers until her retirement in 1920. [Stmr Genl. Frisbie]
Outside SF