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Sharon Meadow view south to Francis Scott Key Monument in original location, crowd, carriages, Sharon Building. Affiliated Colleges and Mount Sutro in distance. Metropolitan Railway powerhouse visible on Carl Street. Raphael's sign on hilltop. Present site of tennis courts
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Fine Arts Building for 1894 Midwinter Fair under construction, on the future Music Concourse. Later called Memorial Museum. Became part of the de Young Museum before being demolished in 1929.
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Francis Scott Key Monument in original location. Crowd around monument, likely for a concert.
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Panorama of Music Concourse and Music Bandstand, also called Spreckels Temple of Music.
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View northeast along Music Concourse. Man in traditional Chinese clothing walking between benches towards Memorial Museum. Gladiator Statue (King Leonidas) at left.
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View south over tennis courts, Francis Scott Key Monument in original location, Metropolitan Powerhouse, Affiliated Colleges, Mount Sutro.
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Pond with seagulls and other birds.
Mission
Musicians posing in front of stage with patriotic flags and decor.
East side of Lyon St. View south from Golden Gate Park panhandle.
Panhandle
View west from Main Drive (now JFK Drive) of mounted park policeman. In background, Fulton at 9th Avenue, "Beer Town" area, Ritter's Liquors, 3300 Fulton, The Arbor beer garden, 3290 Fulton. Duplicate of 70.0254.
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[6555 Unveiling of the Drake Cross in Golden Gate Park.] Prayer Book Cross Dedication from Main Drive. Also called the Drake Memorial.
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Prayer Book Cross. Viewed from Main Drive on west side of hill. Also called Drake Monument.
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1906 Earthquake and Fire, Earthquake refugee camp with long Barracks. Likely Camp No. 5 at the Recreation Grounds (Big Rec). Camp 5 had the most barracks. Originally conceived as "'family apartments', with partitions between families, but open to the rafters. The noises could be heard and complained about from snoring adults and cranky kids. and the scheme abandoned and the space repurposed for storage, etc. (JF)
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1906 Earthquake and Fire, Earthquake refugee camp. Likely Camp no. 5 at the Recreation Grounds (Big Rec) Sign says Camp 3 but that was the number of the Chinese refugee camp at Fort Scott in the Presidio.
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1906 Earthquake and Fire, Possibly Hamilton Square? Victorian buildings nearby. Tents and kids.