View NE from Lands End
Fort Point at right, Angel Island at center, Marin Headlands at left
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Lands End
Four Women wading in surf at Mile Rocks Beach
Lincoln Park / Ft. Miley
Landing the Gjoa
Crowds watch as Roald Amundsen's Sloop Gjoa is pulled ashore near the end of Fulton Street. Roald Amundsen's Gjoa was the first ship through the northwest passage in 1906. Donated to San Francisco, she was displayed at the west end of Golden Gate Park from 1909 to 1972, when she was returned to Norway.
Golden Gate Park
Mason & Pine
View north from center of intersection, gate to Hopkins Institute of Art, later replaced by Mark Hopkins Hotel, on right. At upper left, Morsehead Apartments, 1001 California, on the southwest corner of California and Mason. Built 1915, Architect Houghton Sawyer.
Nob Hill
Japanese Tea Garden
Golden Gate Park, Girl Posing with drum bridge in background
Golden Gate Park
Lands End
Men working on the Cliff Line streetcar tracks overlooking Golden Gate. Point Bonita and Marin coastline at upper right.
Lincoln Park / Ft. Miley
Unknown Location
Men gathered around - Mission style building in background. Billboard for Old Joe's Steam Beer ('It's Pure, That's Sure'), Eagle Brewery, San Jose.
Presidio Aerial
Aerial view of Crissy Field and Presidio Main Post.
Presidio
Ocean Beach
Ocean Beach. Group of kids seen from behind, playing in surf near Seal Rocks. Taken just below Cliff House. (Wider cropping of wnp4.0929)
Sutro Heights
Fisherman's Wharf
Bearded fisherman grinning and holding a trio of kittens. Small boy at left.
Fishermans Wharf
Unknown Location
Interior of saloon with men in working clothes drinking at bar.
2nd Cliff House
View from Ocean Beach. Seal Rocks at left.
Sutro Heights
View from Telegraph Hill
View northeast toward Embarcadero piers and sailing ships.
Telegraph Hill
Angel Island
Viewed from Sausalito. Yachts at anchor in foreground
Outside SF
View from Telegraph Hill
View east down Greenwich, toward Golden Gate and Black Point. The edge of German Castle (Layman's Castle, burned July 25, 1903) appears at right.
Telegraph Hill