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[SF 1870 Mission Dolores] Elevated view northwest from across Dolores St. to cemetery, old Mission and adjacent parish house. Girls posed in gateway at right, people in street. Cropped from Watkins 1703 'Mission Church, Mission Dolores, dedicated Oct. 9th, 1776', more image on left, less on right. [F810 MI-010] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
Mission Dolores
[Mission Dolores, SF, 1876 (sic)] View west across Dolores St. to Old Mission and cemetery. Wrought iron fence on both sides of church, no side buildings. After Dolores St. regrading. [F810 MI-011] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
Mission Dolores
[Mission Church, Mission Dolores, S.F. Calif 1877] View west to east facade of Mission Dolores Church, with cemetery at left with wooden gateway and parish house at right. Priest standing near open entry door. Gas streetlamp. From Watkins stereoview 1701, see wnp37.00787-R.jpg with different cropping. [F810 MI-012] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
Mission Dolores
[B 512 Mission Dolores, San Francisco, Established 1776.] View northwest across Dolores St. to old Mission, wooden fence around cemetery, parish house, Gothic brick church, dedicated February 1884 at right. 16th Street not extended west through church grounds.[F810 MI-013] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
Mission Dolores
California & Mason, Panorama 1905 part 5. View southeast to Palace Hotel, Chronicle Building, Mutual Savings Bank Building, Call building. Temple Emanu-El and Third Baptist Church (African-American, 1869), Powell Street bottom right. [F810 PAN-007e] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
Nob Hill
Elevated view southwest to Byrne residence, possibly John M. Byrne, importer, 533 Sutter. Man poses looking out of rear window and girl on front porch. In distance, the back of St. John's Presbyterian Church on Post St., built circa 1866. In 1870, the congregation bought the building from St. James' Episcopal Church. Ads on fence for Heuston, Hastings & Co. for Clothes, J.R. Mead & Co. Clothing, Plantation Bitters (with its intentionally cryptic slogan "S–T–1860–X". Plank sidewalk. Houses have Carpenter Gothic barge boards. [South side Sutter bet Powell - Mason Res-Byrnes RE-3] [F810 RE-003] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
Downtown / Union Square
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View southeast across ruins after 1906 earthquake to St. Boniface church. MJB. Coffee ad (Bernal History Project / Helen Sjornberg 1906 photos)
Tenderloin
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View northwest across 1906 earthquake ruins. Entry arch of California Theatre on left. Old St. Mary's on California Street on right. (Bernal History Project / Helen Sjornberg 1906 photos)
Nob Hill
A small group of people in front of View across Main Quad to a small group of people in front of Stanford Memorial Church on the Stanford University campus in Palo Alto, designed by architect Charles A. Coolidge. Built 1903, but here shown extensively renovated after being severely damaged in the 1906 earthquake.
Outside SF
Interior St. Anne's, Judah and 14th Avenue [05 - St. Anne's Church - Interior - 38853 - Morton]
Sunset Inner
[07 - St. Ignatius Church, Fulton Street and Parker Ave. - 288318 - Morton]
Lone Mountain
Parker & Fulton Streets. [07a - St. Ignatius Church - 288318-2 - Morton]
Lone Mountain
Elevated view from Fulton and Cole Streets looking northwest to St. Ignatius Church. Building at right was Welch Hall, the Jesuit residence for St. Ignatius College, University of San Francisco after 1930. (JF) [08 - St. Ignatius College - Administration Bldg. (sic) - Fulton Street and Parker Ave. - 226396 - Morton]
Lone Mountain
View northwest toward Welch Hall, a faculty residence, and behind it is St. Ignatius Church. St. Ignatius College had been renamed to the University of San Francisco in 1930. [09 - St. Ignatius College - Faculty (or Adm.) Bldg. - Fulton Street and Parker Ave. - 28318 - Morton]
Lone Mountain
St. Dominic's School Entrance [40 - X - 24350-3 - Morton]
Lower Pacific Heights