Contains 2408 photos
Band Shell, Spreckels Temple of Music. Four sets of statuary, representing cupids or cherubs, are arrayed across the west end of the concourse in front of the bandshell. These had previously been part of the 1894 Midwinter Fair and were then displayed in front of the Memorial Museum. They were eventually removed from the concourse.
Golden Gate Park
Night view of Sing Chong Co., Old St. Mary's
Chinatown
View northwest to Last Day of the Pacific Avenue Cable Car Line. The line was opened in 1887 and finally closed service in 1929. A parade was staged along the line, these riders are dressed in period clothes of the 1890s.
Pacific Heights
Aerial view to north over a full stadium during baseball game. Rainier (later Hamm's) Brewery at left. Franklin Square at bottom left. Center top is the old Fire Department Training Tower at Bryant and Division (torn down in the October, 1951 for central Freeway construction).
Potrero Hill
View to southeast corner, Quong Wah Ying & Co, Chinese & Japanese Fancy Goods, 940 Dupont.
Chinatown
View west across Union Square from Stockton Street towards St. Francis Hotel before additions, with Dewey Monument at right. First Congregational Church spire to left of Dewey Monument.
Downtown
Unidentified Storefront Shop Window - partial lettering reads 'Outfitters.' Call Building at 3rd St. and Market reflected in window.
Downtown
View west to Knights Templar Decorations on Roos Brothers Store.
Downtown / Union Square
1906 Earthquake and Fire, Albert Pike Memorial Temple - later the site of the People"s Temple
Western Addition
Wagon on Main Street. Ready for crosscountry walker, New York to San Francisco. "Coney Island Carriage" ? In front of Gail G. Grant Co.
Outside SF
Restaurant circa 1930s viewed from parking lot.
Fishermans Wharf
641 Grant Ave between California & Sacramento. Three girls in traditional Chinese dress front of Shanghai Bazaar.
Chinatown
View southeast across Grant to Sing Fat Co. building with pagoda on top, stained glass globe streetlamps in front. Astoria Hotel in distance left.
Chinatown
1906 Earthquake and Fire, view northwest of Old U.S. Mint from rubble-strewn lot following 1906 Earthquake & Fire. People and tents and makeshift shelters.[U.S. Mint Charles Bailey L.A. 80]
South of Market
View west on Post to Crocker Building, left, Crocker Bank Building, center and Union Trust Building, right. First story of center building remains in 2021.
Downtown