Contains 1129 photos
View west to Mission Dolores Church, after removal of parish house, with two story addition at rear of church, removal of large portion of cemetery that encroached on sidewalk, and installation of steps into church necessitated by regrading of Dolores St. Compare wnp27.4089. ("D.H.W. 4-14-99")
Mission
Overgrown Mission Dolores Cemetery. "D.H.W. 10-19-01" Adobe clad in board siding, exposed. Grave monument of Don Luis Antonio Arguello (1784-1830), first governor of Alta California while under Mexican rule.
Mission
View north across Mission Dolores Cemetery, showing two story wooden structure at rear of adobe Mission, since demolished. "D.H.W. 10-19-01"
Mission Dolores
Looking northeast toward Nob Hill. Protestant Orphan Asylum and its schoolhouse in foreground left, St. Ignatius Church and College in background right
Duboce Triangle
View east from Hermann & Buchanan to Old St. Ignatius Church and College, Old City Hall before construction of dome, Mechanics Pavilion (later site of Civic Auditorium), Market Street Cable Railway Valencia Power House at lower right. [393]
Mint Hill
Earthquake and Fire, View northeast from about 19th and Sanchez. In lower center, Mission Dolores and parish church, Notre Dame Convent and School, Mission High School. Same image as wnp37.01104.
Mission
1906 Earthquake and Fire, Earthquake damage, Looking south From 17th & South Van Ness (then Howard), showing a block of wrecked houses, the Drunken Houses. Bernal Heights in the distance
Mission
View west across Dolores to Mission Dolores [Erected in 1776 by Spaniards]
Mission Dolores
View west across Van Ness Ave to group of women with identical dresses and parasols parading south, with St. Mary's Cathedral in Background. Cropped from wnp14.0948.
Civic Center
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View northeast from Powell to ruins of Temple Emanuel on Sutter St. Tower of Grace Church on horizon at left. (AS)
Downtown / Union Square
Mission Dolores - SF, Ca. issued by Passenger Department, Southern Pacific Co.
Mission
View east across Dolores from the grounds of Mission High School toward Dorland, the Swedish Tabernacle (now Dolores Park Church, opened August 25, 1907) on southeast corner of Dolores & Dorland.
Mission
1906 Earthquake and Fire, Dolores Park, looking North. Old Mission High School and Earthquake shacks. Swedish Tabernacle, Dolores and Dorland at right. The Dolores Park (then Mission Park) cottage camp opened November 19, 1906 and closed October 22, 1907.
Mission
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View Northeast Dolores Park Earthquake Shacks with bike, Swedish Tabernacle (dedicated August 25, 1907) Dolores at Dorland, at far left. The Dolores Park (then Mission Park) cottage camp opened November 19, 1906 and closed October 22, 1907.
Mission
1906 Earthquake and Fire, view northeast across Dolores Park/Mission High School Earthquake shacks. Swedish Tabernacle (now Dolores Park Church, opened August 25, 1907) on southeast corner of Dolores & Dorland at center. The Dolores Park (then Mission Park) cottage camp opened November 19, 1906 and closed October 22, 1907.
Mission