Contains 6604 photos
Elevated view southwest across intersection to big night event with stage set up in front of Monadnock and Examiner Building for a Christmas Eve concert on Dec. 24, 1911, sponsored that year by the Examiner. From left, Monadnock, Hearst Examiner, Call and Humboldt Bank (with 1915 sign atop) Buildings. At right, Flannery Building with Easy Dental Parlors, Electra Vita and M.A. Gunst signage.
Downtown / Union Square
Circular Avenue Between Acadia Street and Joost Avenue, Sunnyside electric streetcar powerhouse in background- United Railroads [UO2893]
Sunnyside
Two 18th and Park line streetcars #631 and #609 passing.
Dolores Heights
Women dancing around pillar with planter urn, at sundial at Entrada Court.
Ingleside Terraces
View East at the (then) end of 24th Street streetcar #625. M. O'Keefe's saloon 1299 Rhode Island on corner. - United Railroads U04423
Potrero Hill
Cable car line. Tall fence and billboard for homes for sale on Frederick.
Haight Ashbury
Tanforan Race Track, San Bruno. Handlers prepare the plane for Louis Paulhan to make the first airplane flight in San Mateo county. Grandstand and San Bruno Mountain behind.
Outside SF
Postcard image of the interior of the Savoy Theatre, 60 McAllister Street, previously known as the Oriental Theatre . Later become the President Theatre (JT).
Tenderloin
[Latham flying over the bay in his 'Antoinette'] Early airplane (aeroplane) flying over the bay, viewed from a ferryboat. Skyline in background with Ferry Building and Fairmont Hotel prominent
Possible duplicate? Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park
Couple posing, possibly on Main Drive
Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park, Great Highway and Fulton St. 'Golden Gate' surf rescue boat on wheeled cart in front of boat shed. Children with life saving personnel.
Golden Gate Park
Monarch the Bear [381 Bear in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, Cal.]
Golden Gate Park
Sundial Park, view west toward Sundial. Building grandstand for dedication?
Ingleside Terraces
Lotta's Fountain, Geary Street cable car. Pedestrians. G. W. Clark & Co. Nucleus Block, Hearst Building.
Downtown / Union Square