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The Guckenheimer Sour Kraut Band during the dedication of a motorized cable car ready to set out on a nationwide goodwill tour sponsored by Western Airlines.
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The Guckenheimer Sour Kraut Band during the dedication of a motorized cable car ready to set out on a nationwide goodwill tour sponsored by Western Airlines.
Downtown / Union SquareThe Guckenheimer Sour Kraut Band, with Christine Falkenberg, Miss San Francisco, during the dedication of a motorized cable car ready to set out on a nationwide goodwill tour sponsored by Western Airlines.
Downtown / Union SquareView northwest across the Stadium and Polo Fields, crowds lined up along inner racetrack waiting for unknown event. A photographer setting up in the foreground. Golden Gate Park Stadium was proposed in 1904, delayed construction because of the 1906 earthquake and fire. Opened on July 4, 1906. It was envisioned as a multi-use stadium, but popularly called the Polo Field because that sport was played intermittently from the 1920s to 1960s.(JF)
Golden Gate ParkView west on Grove toward Larkin crowd assembled for parade ( Jubilee?)
Civic CenterPeople gathered around inspecting Belvin Maynard's plane, de Havilland DH-4 named 'Hello Frisco', at Crissy Field during its layover halfway through the transcontinental airplane race from New York to SF. [Bu. Maynard's De Havilland Plane - Winner of Transcontinental Race - NY to SF and return - Oct 1919]
PresidioChristofferson (either Silas or Harry) landing the 'Flying Boat' near the proposed PPIE site. Promotional air meets started at the future fair grounds in November 1913. [Christoffersen with flying boat at Fair Grounds - 1913. $15 each for carrying passengers]
MarinaView east from Great Highway, crowds of people lined up to watch Olympic Club foot race. Old Sheehan's Tavern and Big Dipper in background. [Olympic Club foot Race to beach, Jan 1, 1923]
Golden Gate ParkView east on Fulton from Great Highway, crowds of people lined up to watch automobile race. Big Dipper roller coaster at left. U.S. Life Saving Station at right. [Autos in $50 class in race to beach from City Hall. Jan 1, 1923]
Golden Gate ParkPeople examining wreck of steam schooner Aberdeen near foot of Kirkham St. Ship wrecked on January 28, 1916 [wreck of Aberdeen on Beach near Cliff - 1915]
Sunset OuterPeople examining wreck of steam schooner Aberdeen near foot of Kirkham St. Ship wrecked on January 28, 1916 [wreck of Aberdeen on Beach near Cliff - 1915]
Sunset OuterPeople examining wreck of steam schooner Aberdeen near foot of Kirkham St. Ship wrecked on January 28, 1916 [wreck of Aberdeen on Beach near Cliff - 1915]
Sunset OuterPeople examining wreck of steam schooner Aberdeen near foot of Kirkham St. Ship wrecked on January 28, 1916 [wreck of Aberdeen on Beach near Cliff - 1915]
Sunset Outer1906 Earthquake and Fire, view east on Golden Gate Ave. Crowds, some standing on construction materials, watching fire devour area south of Market Street. Golden Gate Livery Stable 24 Golden Gate Ave., Prager's Department Store (Murphy Building), Marks Bros., Galt House. Hale's Department Store on 6th across Market. [9] (Original print of wnp37.01213)
TenderloinGolden Gate Park. Employees of the Bank of Italy on front steps of main entrance to museum. Michael deYoung in front with dark suit. (same day as wnp70.10103)
Golden Gate ParkElevated View east on O'Farrell from the parking structure at Mason. Crowd of anti-war marchers. Building with Pianos sign at right, the Travelers Hotel at 249-255 O'Farrell on the southwest corner of Carlos Street (built as Hotel Eugene in 1914), was demolished for Hotel Nikko. [5/13/72 - Antiwar protesters march through downtown San Francisco 5/13 in a peaceful demonstration againts President Nixon's Vietnam war policies. The crowd numbered about 1,000 which marched to the Civic Center. UPI]
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