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Contains 6604 photos

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First Cliff House

Looking uphill from Cliff Road. Advertisements on south facade. (Stables to right of Cliff House are gone; destroyed by explosion of ship PARALLEL in 1887.) (Similar to WNP4.0416 but with different cropping)

1890 Sutro Heights

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Seal Rocks

[Capt. Williams at the Seal Rock House. San Francisco, Cal] Swimmer in water holding two flags

1890 Sutro

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Golden Gate Park

[3023 Garfield Monument, Golden Gate Park] Man and boy pose in front of Monument. Taber?

1900 Golden Gate Park

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Location Unknown

Staged pullover photo. People were just getting used to cars, so this is probably part of a safety campaign.

1928

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Location Unknown

Staged pullover photo. People were just getting used to cars, so this is probably part of a safety campaign.

1928

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Market near 4th

View east on Market to Admission Day parade arch with portraits of Fremont and Sutter, Days of '49 painting, grizzly bear atop with figures of miner and Indian, 'The Glorious 9th' banner. [California's 40th Birthday, Sept 9th, 1890.]

1890 South of Market

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St. Francis Hotel

1906 Earthquake and Fire, Workers posed in front of damaged St Francis Hotel on Powell St

1906 Downtown / Union Square

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Market & 4th

Elevated view east on Market to Admission Day parade, crowded streets, banners and flags strung above street ('The Glorious 9th', 'The 9th The Day We Celebrate'), people on telephone poles and on roofs and in windows, decorative archway over street with large grizzly bear on top, clock tower of Chronicle Building in background. [California's 40th Birthday, Sept 9th, 1890.]

1890 South of Market

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29th Street Car House

1906 Earthquake and Fire, Clock Tower/Gable fell in Earthquake. [The Old Funeral Car - Scene in 29th St Carhouse caused by the terrible earthquake]

1906 Bernal Heights

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Market & Van Ness

Elevated view southeast across Market. Joseph Schmitz & Co pianos at 1439 Market St. Beyond, Fire Engine House No. 19, Hook & Ladder Co. No. 3, Studebaker Manufacturing Building, west side of Panorama Building (opened August, 1887) with signage for inaugural exhibit "Battle of Missionary Ridge", in 1896 converted to Rambler Biclorama (Bicycle sales and track) at 10th St. corner. Ray & Dowling, Sale Yards & Stable at right.

1893 Civic Center