Lyman Stewart Shipwreck
SS Lyman Stewart aground at dusk [Burton Photo Album]
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Lyman Stewart Shipwreck
SS Lyman Stewart aground [Burton Photo Album]
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Lyman Stewart Shipwreck
SS Lyman Stewart near Helmet Rock with people on cliffs [Burton Photo Album]
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Lyman Stewart Shipwreck
Lyman Stewart near Helmet Rock [Burton Photo Album]
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Lyman Stewart Shipwreck
SS Lyman Stewart with salvage boats [Burton Photo Album]
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Lyman Stewart Shipwreck
SS Lyman Stewart on the rocks with people on cliffs, Golden Gate in background [Burton Photo Album]
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Lyman Stewart Shipwreck
SS Lyman Stewart on the rocks and cliffs [Burton Photo Album]
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Lyman Stewart Shipwreck
SS Lyman Stewart on rocks, with nearby cliffs [Burton Photo Album]
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SS Coos Bay Shipwreck
SS Coos Bay shipwreck strewn along rocks near Dead Man's Point. Lands End and Mile Rocks Lighthouse in background [Burton Photo Album]
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SS Coos Bay Shipwreck
SS Coos Bay shipwreck strewn along rocks near Dead Man's Point. Bow section in foreground. View east towards Presidio and Golden Gate in background. [Burton Photo Album]
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Legion of Honor
View from Legion of Honor in Lincoln Park towards Golden Gate. Unpaved parking lot before fountain. [Calif. Palace Legion of Honor P-6]
Lincoln Park / Ft. Miley
View From Telegraph Hill
View West on Greenwich toward Russian Hill and Golden Gate beyond. Fort Mason, Marin Headlands, Fort Point in distance. Smokestack in distance left is Presidio & Ferries Railroad Union Street cable car house and power house, near Leavenworth St.
Telegraph Hill
View from Russian Hill
View northwest past SF Gas Building, Fontana Warehouse. Harbor View Resorts roughly where Palace of Fine Arts was later built. Sand hills graded flat and sea wall constructed, but the United Railroads powerhouse and landmark chimney (constructed 1902) not in evidence. Steam shovel-like machine near Fontana Warehouse may be one of the bucket conveyor excavators that devoured the sand hills. (BB)
Russian Hill
View from Telegraph Hill
View west over North Beach towards the Golden Gate and Fort Point. Sand dunes of White Point at center right, with Black Point (later Fort Mason) beyond. Large white house atop ridge at left is Humphrey's Castle, built 1852, demolished 1949. Gold Rush brig Euphemia, used by the city at various times and locations as both a prison and an insane asylum, moored along shore at center.
Telegraph Hill
View from Russian Hill
View West from Russian Hill around Lombard and Larkin. Cow Hollow, Golden Gate and Presidio. Intersection of Lombard and Larkin at right.
Russian Hill