
18th near Shotwell
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View east on 18th to cobblestone street split by earthquake damage. Street Kitchen. St. Charles School on left, Krug & Zimmerman malt warehouse, Townley Bros. planing mill on right.
MissionContains 515 photos
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View east on 18th to cobblestone street split by earthquake damage. Street Kitchen. St. Charles School on left, Krug & Zimmerman malt warehouse, Townley Bros. planing mill on right.
MissionPart of Panorama, View northeast over Cow Hollow from about Broadway and Pierce. Gas House Cove, Fort Mason, Alcatraz, Angel Island in background. At center left, The Church of St. Mary the Virgin (Episcopal, built 1891, extant 2020) at southwest corner of Union and Steiner, with trees of Frank M. Pixley estate opposite. Pixley owned the entire forested block and his house was within. He also owned much nearby land and gave the land to St. Mary the Virgin on which they built their church. Pixley, 1825-1895, was a journalist, attorney, and politician.
Pacific Heights1906 Earthquake and Fire, View towards Golden Gate with Lobos Square refugee cottages. Gas House cove gas tank at center. View northwest toward Golden Gate from near Chestnut and Polk. Harbor View SF Gas Company tank. The intersection of Van Ness and Chestnut at bottom left. Ferry Bros. Hay & Grain, 2955 Van Ness near Francisco.. Same image as wnp15.603, slightly different cropping.
Russian HillFishing boats (feluccas) at original Fisherman's Wharf near Union Street.
Northern WaterfrontView northeast across Harrison near 8th. The San Francisco & Pacific Sugar Company Refinery, (northwest corner of 8th and Harrison). D. Hewes Steam Paddy Works. Line of men posing, three with surveying equipment. Train cars filled with sand on right, drawn by small locomotive. Empty cars on left being filled from dunes by steam shovel. Same image as wnp26.519, wnp71.1495.
South of MarketElevated view east above 3rd Street, then Kentucky, to two crowded United Railroads streetcars (one is #958] over commercial area near Union Iron Works, with crowded streets behind. In distance, Olympia Hotel 500 20th and Western Hotel 507 20th. [California Promotion Committee. No. 70 Workers Returning From ?]
DogpatchView east from top of Red Rock Hill over Noe Valley towards the bay. Large gas tanks (gasometers) on Army (now Cesar Chavez) St. and Pennsylvania Avenue have since been removed. Potrero Hill in distance left, Bernal Heights far right. SF & San Jose (Southern Pacific) trestle at Dolores and 27th at center right.
Diamond HeightsThird Street Channel? Barges, Sailing Ships, and Warehouses.
Mission BayElevated view northwest across intersection to Niantic Building, with men, wagons and merchandise posed in front. Porter, Blum and Slessinger Boot and Shoe Factory, Onesti & Connor [SC31]
Financial DistrictView north from 1st and Harrison showing Selby Shot Tower (1st & Howard) at center. Jobson's Observatory on Russian Hill (1861-1869) is faintly visible in the distance left. Watkins title 'First Street, from Rincon Hill.' [SC36 ]
Rincon HillLooking northwest past houses on west side of Larkin over gas works undeveloped Harbor View towards Presidio and Golden Gate. Same image as wnp37.03661 with different cropping. [SC42 ]
Russian HillMill complex below Telegraph Hill, Globe Mills as built in 1904. Was badly damaged and rebuilt after destruction in 1906 earthquake and fire. (front building still stands) [SC49] Copy of wnp15.701
Telegraph HillView east from Old Fisherman's Wharf north of foot of Union Street showing Feluccas, traditional wooden sailing boats. Ship moored at Union St. Wharf at far right. Clayton St Family Collection [Fishermans' Wharf, SF]
Northern WaterfrontView northerly on unpaved Caselli Avenue near Eagle. Houses on the 300-block of Caselli all still stand. 339 Caselli at right. Gray Brothers Brick Factory on Corona Heights in background (Clayton St Family Collection)
Eureka ValleyView north to Piers 41, 43 and 43 1/2 with sailing ship. Alcatraz, Angel Island. At right 290 Lombard, Art Moderne apartment building, Architect: H.C. Baumann, built 1940.
Telegraph Hill