Golden Gate Park

Contains 2224 photos

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Stanyan near Haight

View northwest across Stanyan to Muni 7-line Haight trolley bus #714 at bus shelter next to Golden Gate Park.

1971 Golden Gate Park

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Golden Gate Park

Polo Fields Tunnel, Louise Jeppesen Murder Scene 1 of 2

1934 Golden Gate Park

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Golden Gate Park

Polo Fields Tunnel, Louise Jeppesen Murder Scene 2 of 2

1934 Golden Gate Park

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Music Concourse

Golden Gate Park. Two de Young Museums, and Music Concourse pedestrian underpass. 'Apple Cider Press' statue by Thomas Shields Clarke, military field guns, Sphinxes. Originally constructed as the Fine Arts Building for 1894 Midwinter Fair, building at right was renamed Memorial Museum in 1895 and eventually became part of de Young Museum. It was demolished in 1929.

1928 Golden Gate Park

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PPIE Groundbreaking

Golden Gate Park, Panama-Pacific International Exposition Groundbreaking, People arriving in streetcars, #5 Fulton

1911 Richmond Outer

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PPIE Groundbreaking

Golden Gate Park, Panama-Pacific International Exposition Groundbreaking, Crowd and Sailors, President Taft

1911 Golden Gate Park

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PPIE Groundbreaking

Golden Gate Park, Panama-Pacific International Exposition Groundbreaking, Grandstand and crowd mingling

1911 Golden Gate Park

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PPIE Groundbreaking

Panama-Pacific International Exposition Groundbreaking, looking SE to Golden Gate Heights, crowd and litter

1911 Golden Gate Park

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PPIE Groundbreaking

Golden Gate Park, Panama-Pacific International Exposition Groundbreaking, Crowd with Grandstand in Background

1911 Golden Gate Park

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Golden Gate Park

Murphy Windmill, streetcar (#1706?) on overpass over South Drive as people pass underneath (Martin Luther King Jr. Drive).

1908 Golden Gate Park

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Golden Gate Park

Memorial Museum draped in American flags, Dore Vase, cannon, lion statue, and replacement Sphinxes in front of entrance. Originally constructed as the Fine Arts Building for 1894 Midwinter Fair, it was renamed Memorial Museum in 1895 and eventually became part of de Young Museum.

1908 Golden Gate Park