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Bertha Wahl & three children sitting on running board of auto on vacation
Contains 1905 photos
Bertha Wahl & three children sitting on running board of auto on vacation
Children playing on sidewalk. Japan Town?
Girls in gym clothes playing in school yard
Portola
girls and boys in school yard and sitting in stands
Portola
Traffic boys standing at attention.
Portola
Portola Jr. High School (now Martin Luther King Middle School), Bacon at Goettingen. Safety Patrol traffic boys marching in the yard.
Portola
View northeast to Kissel promotional auto covered in painted text (with 'High Gear' painted on radiator), at Carmel and Clayton. Engine Company No. 40 firehouse and Mt. Olympus in background. Firemen posing with kids. In May, 1923, as a promotion, Kissel arranged for one of its Model 55 cars to be driven from Merced to Yosemite Valley with its transmission locked in high gear. In the car were Carl Borgen, driver, L.D. Whitehurst, San Francisco sales manager, and Charles H. Holdson, pilot. This photo is from a similar test in late July, 1923 when the same car climbed Twin Peaks in low gear, driven by Borgen with Phil Sheridan, automotive editor of The Call as a passenger. Whitehurst walked beside the car during the test.
Twin Peaks
Golden Gate Park, Unknown woman far left, Koto Hagiwara, Sada Hagiwara (Yamamoto), unknown girl (far right) wearing kimono in front of drum bridge with main entrance gate in background (Drum bridge was moved to this location in 1910)
Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park, Woman and young girl wearing kimono on curved rustic bridge with main entrance gate in background
Golden Gate Park
View easterly on Claremont toward the intersection of Ulloa. The scene of an apparent auto accident at the corner. One car being towed with one car still in the bushes. Damaged Billboard reads (in part) 'Forest Hill Extension - Claremont Court Lots - Kahn, _eder and Brandt, Agents' 266 Claremont up the hill at left. A foggy day, kids on bicycles
West Portal
Golden Gate Park, view north to Memorial Museum from across music concourse and pedestrian underpass. Woman and kids posing over tunnel. Originally constructed as the Fine Arts Building for 1894 Midwinter Fair, it was renamed Memorial Museum in 1895 and eventually became part of de Young Museum. [Old Museum G.G. Park]
Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park. Children posing, fraternal symbols in flower beds
Golden Gate Park
Norris Brothers Circus Band Wagon on parade. (Norris Brothers Circus and trained animal show performed for 3 weeks in May 1898 at Central Park, 8th & Market, and held a daily parade.)
Vermont Street looking South to Bayview Hill, newly constructed US101 Freeway, Boy walking his bicycle
Potrero Hill
Little Girl with hundreds of pigeons, Dewey Monument
Downtown