
Chinatown Burning
1906 Earthquake and Fire, Fire approaching Chinatown, view from Sacramento Street near Powell. Chinese in foreground, Genthe Photos [SC60]
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1906 Earthquake and Fire, Fire approaching Chinatown, view from Sacramento Street near Powell. Chinese in foreground, Genthe Photos [SC60]
Nob HillView west past temporary Police Station near Fillmore Street after 1906 earthquake. St. Dominic's Church damaged in background, many men in foreground. Taken before May 14, 1906, when south tower of church was demolished. B.F. Pearce Dentist, with tooth hanging outside window. Genthe Photos [SC60]
Japantown1906 Earthquake and Fire, Refugees eating at long table with City Hall ruins in background, Genthe Photos [SC60] [SC61]
South of Market1906 Earthquake and Fire, Sailor at attention guarding ruins on Nob Hill. Entrance pillars to former Hopkins Art Institute at left. Genthe Photos [SC61]
Nob Hillview southwest across Van Ness Ave, Claus Spreckels Mansion burnt. Genthe Photos [SC61]
Polk Gulch1906 Earthquake and Fire, Dolores Park refugee camp with ruins of Mission District in background, Genthe Photos [SC61]
Mission Dolores1906 Earthquake and Fire, View southwest over Nob Hill with Fairmont Hotel and Flood Mansion, with newspaper corner in background. Genthe Photos [SC61]
Nob Hill1906 Earthquake and Fire,View west on Union Street past collapsed roadway and cable tracks. Large mansion with tower at southwest corner of Pierce and Union was built circa 1884 by wealthy attorney and landowner David Bixler. Genthe Photos [SC61]
Cow Hollow45 Upper Terrace at Masonic, brick house with Buena Vista Park in background, built in 1917 and designed by architect Ida McCain. (Murphy Collection) [SC61] [SC62]
Buena VistaMrs. Murphy next to car on Corbett Murphy Collection [SC62]
Clarendon HeightsMr. and Mrs. Murphy hugging each other on Corbett St Murphy Collection [SC62]
View North on Taylor from Redfield Alley ( just north of Union) looking toward Alcatraz, Mission Dolores Collection [SC63]
Russian HillElevated view northwest across Dolores St. to group of women dressed in white carrying a floral bell past Mission Dolores for Portola Festival, Ord Street Collection [SC64]
Mission DoloresMission Dolores and Gothic Revival church dedicated February, 1884, with school children and teacher posing for camera. Ord Street Collection [SC64]
Mission Dolores80 Ord Street. (still standing) Italianate Victorian on Ord near Saturn Steps. Carlo Balzarini, a long-time steward at the famous Campi's Restaurant (33-35 O'Farrell) owned and lived in the house. Mr Balzarini continued to live here into the early 20th century; that may be him with the muttonchops whiskers in the photo. The house was then known as 56 Clara Avenue. -WMK [Ord Street Collection] [SC64]
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