Contains 419 photos
The U.C. Botanical Garden conservatory in Berkeley built by Lord and Burnham (the same firm that built the Conservatory of Flowers) in 1894. It was demolished when the campus expanded in the 1920s. This site is now a parking lot.
Outside SF
View southeast to Lengfeld's Pharmacy, City of Paris, Call Building.
Downtown / Union Square
View southwest down Market to Castro and Market cable car with Twin Peaks (with giant sign for Cook's Water) in background. Wulzen's Drugs on corner. Same image with slightly different cropping at wnp33.00531.
Castro
Woodcut [Harbor of San Francisco, Upper California] Fanciful view towards Golden Gate and Marin Headlands
Elevated view north across California to damaged buildings: 'Carriage Depository', 'S. Reinstein Pioneer Clothing Factory' at 314 California Street, A. Jacobs & Co. 312 California, California Powder Works 318 California.
Financial District
Alameda entrance, Funston Ave and Presidio Blvd
Presidio
Troops drilling on Main Parade Ground. Residences, flagpole and old barracks on present day Graham St. [7577 Drill Hour, the Presidio, San Francisco, Cal.]
Presidio
Flagpole on Main Parade. Cannon at intersection of Graham and Sheridan. Old powder magazine visible through trees at extreme left. (Still standing in 2023.)
Presidio
View west from near present Keyes Ave and Sal St. Flagpole and old powder magazine at left. [Wind Screen and Flag Staff, the Presidio, San Francisco, Cal.]
Presidio
1906 Earthquake and Fire, Kohl Building, Merchant Exchange
Nob Hill
View northeast from a rooftop on Liberty Street near Valencia. William Third & Son, Importers of Dry Goods 930 Valencia. Victorians in the foreground 929 & 933 Valencia, as well as the white Victorian at center (3561 - 3565 20th at Lexington), still stand. 1906 fire line is evident along the north side of 20th Street.
Mission
Arizona Garden next to Conservatory of Flowers, view Northeast
Golden Gate Park
The three-story brick building at 300-304 O'Farrell Street, at the northwest corner of Mason, was built in 1865 as the groceries and liquors store of Robert Hampton. The three two-story houses next to it, on Mason Street, were built in 1871. [WMK] Charles Crocker mansion on Nob Hill visible at extreme right.
Tenderloin
1906 Earthquake and Fire, view toward Telegraph Hill; from approx. Clay near Taylor. Powell St. RR smokestack at right. Duplicate of wnp27.3770
Nob Hill
Crowd of onlookers examining burned out building. [G.G. Ave & Larkin Fire Aug] Boyer Motor Car Co. at left.
Civic Center