
7th & Mission
Federal Building Post Office at Mission and 7th Streets
South of MarketContains 1072 photos
Federal Building Post Office at Mission and 7th Streets
South of Market1906 Earthquake and Fire, View north to west side (rear) of Old U.S. Mint after earthquake.
South of Market1906 Earthquake and Fire, View southeast across burnt out district towards ruins of old Civic Center and City Hall
Civic CenterHall of Records after 1906 earthquake
Civic Center1906 Earthquake and Fire, View south across McAllister to City Hall after the 1906 earthquake
Civic Center1906 Earthquake and Fire, View northwest across City Hall Avenue to 1906 Earthquake and Fire damage, Man posing among the ruins near Marshall (City Hall) Square just west of the tower and dome structure of Old City Hall.
Civic Center1906 Earthquake and Fire, View southeast to City Hall Ruins
Civic Center1906 Earthquake and Fire, view East from Polk
Civic Center1906 Earthquake and Fire, View northeast from Larkin & Grove Streets. City Hall Ave at right.
Civic CenterSailor at Abrahan Lincoln statue next to City Hall
Civic Center1906 Earthquake and Fire, view southeast to Old City Hall ruins after earthquake. Ads on walls and temporary buildings. Miller Bros. Carriage & Wagonmakers in temporary building at 315 McAllister. Ads posted on buildings for Ghirardelli Chocolate.
Civic Centerview northeast to Girls High School. Girls High School was heavily damaged in the 1906 Earthquake. Hamilton Grammar School at right.
Western Addition1906 Earthquake and Fire, View south through arch of Corinthian columns of ruined apartment building to wrecked City Hall and Dome. Hall of Records at left. The building was under construction at the time of the earthquake and fire. Construction had gotten only as far as partial completion of the walls for the first floor and completed later as the Cornelia Apartments, 641 O'Farrell, extant 2018. [City Hall from O'Farrell St. 28]
TenderloinPost-earthquake buckled street and twisted rails - Post Office in background [37]
South of MarketStadium groundbreaking. Carolyn Sherwood & Dr Herbert Clish at controls
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