Judah near 8th Ave
View West on Judah toward 8th Avenue, Robert (Norma's son) on stilts
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8th Ave near Judah
Robert (right) and boy dressed as American Indians. Most homes in the background have since been demolished or remodeled.
Sunset Inner
14 Museum Way
Christine Ball (Norma's Mother) with dog (Teddy) on front steps of then 3975 16th Street near Corona Heights
Corona Heights
Corona Heights
2 women (Norma & Betty) and dog (Teddy) posed with car at Corona Heights in front of the Ball home on 16th Street, now Museum Way. [Teddy (the dog), Norma & Betty]
Corona Heights
China Beach
Sunbathers at China Beach. Norma Ball Norwood at center in black suit. [Jimmy, L.G., Norma & Irma at China Beach - Sunday, July 29, 1934]
Seacliff
Ocean Beach
Group posed on beach near Cabrillo, Playland in background. [Dot Boyeson, Ida Carey, Doris, Jack, Lee, Frank & Stanley]
Richmond Outer
21st near Eureka
Group assembled in backyard of 4217 21st street, houses on Eureka visible in background. [Mr. Mensing, Betty, Frances, Norma, Fan, Mr. & Mrs. Green, Paul & Barbara
Eureka Valley
Kezar Stadium
Spectators packing stands at Kezar Stadium watching ceremonies on playing field. [East-West Game at Kezar Stadium - January 1, 1936 ]
Golden Gate Park
Corona Heights
Corona Heights in background, posed in front of the Ball home on 16th Street, now Museum Way. [Irene, Al, and Norma Sunday Sept 29th ]
Corona Heights
Downtown Aerial
View east roughly centered on Geary Street. Pacific Telephone building, Bay Bridge, Yerba Buena Island, Oakland and Alameda.
Downtown / Union Square
Civic Center Aerial
War Memorial, Opera House, City Hall, Commerce High School and athletic field. Old Main Library and United Service Organization (USO) Hospitality House (constructed between March and August, 1941), a clubhouse for enlisted men. Other large structures in photo include, Empire Hotel (100 McAllister Building), Civic Auditorium, Orpheum Theater, Fox Theater, Merchandise Mart, Whitcomb Hotel, State Office Building (later Earl Warren Building).
Civic Center
View from Telegraph Hill
View southeast over Embarcadero, Planters Peanuts factory at southeast corner of Pacific & Davis, Ferry Building, and Bay Bridge.
Telegraph Hill
Union Square
View north across square from Geary to Temple Emanu-El and National Guard Armory (dedicated on March 6, 1864). Sarsaparilla drink ad on bottom of picket fence. Left half of stereoview. Notably, Trinity Episcopal Church (Cornerstone laid late 1866, dedicated September 22, 1867) built on Post Street to the left of the Armory, has not been built.
Downtown / Union Square
View NW from Nob Hill
[140. Fort Point, from Clay St. Hill, Helios] View northwest from Clay near Hyde Street. Two boys and man with keg on shoulder. St. Brigid Church (1864) in middle distance left at Broadway and Van Ness, early houses, Marin Headlands, Golden Gate. Larkin St. Presbyterian Church (Larkin & Pacific, completed 1864) at center right.
Nob Hill
Woodward's Gardens
Couple standing in front of tropical plant greenhouse conservatory. Sign points to amphitheater. Summer house building on hill behind. Same image as Watkins stereoview 1631.
Mission