Contains 409 photos
View north from center of Bryant to Market Street Railway Company (MSRy) #269 25-Line with zip stripe livery. Large 2 story building, 2183 Bryant, housing Standard Specialty Co., Redwood Specialties, since demolished. Ad for movies at Roosevelt Theatre.
Mission
San Bruno Avenue, United Railroads image taken roughly from today's Bayshore and Marin Street, former Ocean Shore Railroad crossing, view south on Bayshore. 25-line streetcar #737. Franconia House, 1625 San Bruno; Rodgers & O'Day horseshoeing on right. [U03769] [San Bruno Ave. & Ocean Shore Crossing looking South. A.R. (accident report) 7184 12-3-12]
Produce Market
View north with Bernal Heights on left. United Railroads (URR) 25-line streetcar #742. Fence with posters reading 'Vote for Taft' and 'Don't Fail to Hear Senator LaFollette.'
Bernal Heights
Market Street Railway (MSRy) 25-line streetcar #855 with zip stripe livery passing by while rail fan takes photo.
Bernal Heights
25-line streetcar #857 heading westbound. Gasometer in background.
Potrero Hill
Market Street Railway 25-line streetcar #857.
Visitacion Valley
Market Street Railway 25-line streetcar #884 in front of 5 Mile House. San Francisco Fire Department Engine Company #47 station in right background.
Portola
View northeast toward Potrero Hill in the background. 25-line streetcar #1076 turning from Alabama onto Precita, Precita Park (then Bernal Park) corner at left
Bernal Heights
Market Street Railway Sunday shuttle 27-line streetcar #286.
Mission
View northeast across intersection to Market Street Railway (MSRy) 27-line #740 with Eclipse Fender on 2nd crossing Mission St. Railway Express Agency Inc., formerly Wells Fargo Express Building.
South of Market
Paramount, 1066 Market between McAllister and Golden Gate (demolished). It was built as the first Granada and renamed Paramount in 1930. Movie ad displays in exterior lobby area. [RS1088 PAR-88 March 1937 Maytime]
Tenderloin
Paramount, 1066 Market between McAllister and Golden Gate (demolished). It was built as the first Granada and renamed Paramount in 1930. Closeup of movie ad displays in exterior lobby. [RS1089 PAR-89 March 1937 Maytime]
Tenderloin
Paramount, 1066 Market between McAllister and Golden Gate (demolished). It was built as the first Granada and renamed Paramount in 1930. Closeup of movie ad display on street. [RS1091 PAR-91 March 1937 Maytime]
Tenderloin
Embassy Theatre, 1125 Market St. between 7th and 8th [RS1094 Embassy SF EMB-01 December 1929]
South of Market
St. Francis Theatre, 965 Market St, showing D.W. Griffith's 'Sally of the Sawdust' [RS1101 STF-01 8 August 1925]
South of Market