
Irving near 9th Ave
View E towards 9th Ave, street with private residences, shops and telephone lines. Affiliated Colleges in background
Sunset InnerContains 6604 photos
View E towards 9th Ave, street with private residences, shops and telephone lines. Affiliated Colleges in background
Sunset Inner140 New Montgomery Construction site of New Telephone Building, demolishing old building, Call Building dome in background
South of MarketView northeast to 140 New Montgomery, Pacific Telephone Building under construction. Rialto Building at left. Hobart and Standard Oil Buildings in distance left, Natoma Street and Yerba Buena Island at right. [San Francisco, Calif Coast Div Executive Bld. Progress Rear 8-21-24]
South of MarketView north across Jessie to Old South Office of Pacific Telephone Co, gutted after 1906 earthquake and fire. [212]
South of MarketElevated view northeast from near Howard and Third St. to building under construction. Hobart Building, Standard Oil Building at far left.
South of MarketView east on Minna St. to Pacific Telephone Building
South of MarketElevated view southwest toward Buena Vista Park. Pacific Telephone & Telegraph temporary building. Executive offices were there from June, 1906 until August, 1907. Western Addition Victorian homes and apartments in background. [Temporary Executive Bldg. After Fire]
Alamo SquareView west. Horse teams grading sand dunes, new telephone poles.
Sunset Outer[S.F. - Block Distributions - 716 Fillmore Street - Aerial Construction 20] Two men on rooftop working on telephone pole. Queen Anne mansion in background
Hayes ValleyElevated view across Washington to fireworks and Lion Dance ceremony in front of Chinatown Exchange, also called the Chinese Telephone Exchange Building. Police officers holding back crowd.
ChinatownView southeast on Clay toward Montgomery. the southwest corner lot is filled with rubble. The Bank of Italy (later Bank of America) building, 550 Montgomery, is under construction on the southeast corner.
Financial District1906 Earthquake and Fire, 827 Hyde between Sutter and Bush, Pacific Telephone Exchange Building, the only known pre-fire building in this district. In 1919 it was the location of the Franklin exchange; pre-fire it was the East Exchange. Earthquake ruins and gutted buildings.
Lower Nob HillElevated view southeast across Market to men on horseback, military band. Sheldon Building and Hooker & Lent Buildings at 1st Street corner at left. Plymouth Cafeteria 509 Market, Hirschfelder & Meaney, Pittsburg Aluminum Co., Sherwin Williams Paints, Underwood Building 525 Market. All buildings in view have been demolished. [Preparedness Day Parade July 1916]
Financial DistrictGolfer in field with houses behind
Golfer at driving range, line of Eucalyptus behind him, possibly Ocean Ave.