Woodward's Gardens
[Art gallery at Woodward's Gardens, Helios] Eadweard Muybridge seated.
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Contains 6604 photos
Woodward's Gardens
[Art gallery at Woodward's Gardens]; children sitting on settee, paintings on wall, busts on pedestals. Cropped version of image at wnp37.01615.
Mission
Calvary Cemetery
Pt. Lobos Road (now Geary St) near Presidio Avenue; tollhouse; graves in background
Anza Vista
Woodward's Gardens
Stuffed hyena, leopard, and tiger
Mission
Unknown Location
Possible Rincon Hill house with carriage in front. Same location in wnp37.01368, wnp37.01373
Mission Bay (?)
Boat, mudflats, docks (Muybridge mark - Helios)
Lincoln School
Statue of standing Abraham Lincoln; Fifth St. near Market, in front of Lincoln School. Designed by architect William Craine, construction began in August, 1864 and was completed in July, 1865. This photo was taken after the unveiling of Pietro Mezzara's Abraham Lincoln statue in April, 1866.
South of Market
Japanese band
[California- San Francisco]; possibly taken at Woodward's Gardens
Chinatown
[840- Chinese Joss House, Guardian of the Temple]; illustration of warrior. A stereoview version at the California State Library has the end of the title as 'Guardian of the Door."
Chinatown
Chinatown
Traditional Chinese Temple. [843-Chinese Joss House. 1. God of Southern Sea. 2. God of Sombre Heavens. 3. God of War]; altar piece with three statues of gods.
Chinatown
Unknown Location
Possible Rincon Hill house (see wnp37.01367) woman on horse in front of stairway
Sansome & Bush
[178. Cosmopolitan Hotel, corner Sansom (Sic) and Bush streets]; John Kehoe business on ground floor
Financial District
Golden Gate
[401. Entrance to the Golden Gate.] View north from Baker Beach (aka Baker's Beach) toward Marin Headlands. Kirby Cove in background. Same image as wnp4.11085, different cropping.
Presidio
Montgomery near California
View North at the west side of the 400 block of Montgomery Street toward Telegraph Hill. The four buildings shown on this block were all built by 1855. The four story building at left (three bays in width, with iron balconies) was LeCount and Strong's building, built in 1853, and famous then for having a front made of granite. The three story building at the SW corner of Montgomery and Sacramento was Thayer's Building, built in 1854 or 1855. The photographer R. H. Vance had his studio there in the 1850s. Across Sacramento Street is John Parrott's building (three stories), built in 1862. (WMK) Northbound horsecar is visible.
Financial District
Stockton & Clay
[129. San Francisco--Stockton St. looking North from Clay.]; First Presbyterian Chinese church on left
Chinatown