Golden Gate Bridge Fiesta
Parade. Floats representing California cities, counties, and states, as well as businesses and organizations paraded through the City. The Sonoma County float is pictured.
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Golden Gate Bridge
View of bridge from hill above Fort Point. Safety nets still in place beneath deck.
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Golden Gate Bridge
Holding back crowds near toll plaza. Pedestrian Day kicked off the week-long "Golden Gate Bridge Fiesta". People, lined up by the thousands, waited for the 6:00 AM opening.
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Golden Gate Bridge
Pedestrian day. Man in Spanish Dress at barricade
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Golden Gate Bridge
Somehow, this Cowboy with his dog managed to get in front of the barracade to get a jump on Pedestrian Day.
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Golden Gate Bridge
Opening Day. The first cars to cross the bridge line up prior to the Noon opening of the Bridge to vehicular traffic. Toll Plaza
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Golden Gate Bridge
Pedestrian Day. Little girl with ticket
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Golden Gate Bridge
Pedestrian day. Pedestrians awaiting opening at barricade near toll plaza
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Sutro Heights dedication
Boy Scouts and Jesse H. Miller, Grand President of the Native Sons of the Golden West dedicate a plaque to Adolph Sutro on base of lion statue at the Main Gate on Point Lobos Ave. Sutro's daughter Rosa Sutro Morbio (1858-1942) accepts.
Sutro Heights
Sutro Heights
Jesse H. Miller, Grand President of the Native Sons of the Golden West congratulates Adolph Sutro's daughter, Rosa Sutro Morbio at dedication of plaque to Adolph Sutro at Main Gate.
Sutro Heights
Golden Gate Bridge
Opening Day of Golden Gate Bridge. Elevated view of log cutting contest, 3 woodsmen cut 34 inch redwood logs symbolizing end of barrier to Redwood Empire. Contestants were Paul Searles, Longview, Wash., winner of Pacific Logging Congress title; Myron Higbee, Kellogg, Idaho, champion.
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Golden Gate Bridge
Opening Day. Mayor Angelo Rossi cutting a silver chain with acetylene welding torch, Timothy Reardon (President, Board of Public Works) wearing an overcoat, stands at the Mayor's left.
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Beniamino "Benny" Bufano
Moving Torso Sculpture to Civic Center from Warehouse at Laguna Honda
Laguna Honda
Benny Bufano
Moving art from city storage near Laguna Honda to Civic Center
Laguna Honda
Benny Bufano
with 'Peace' sculpture at 410 Natoma
South of Market