Contains 2516 photos
View northeast across Gough Street to line of children in matching robes waiting to go into side entrance of Trinity Episcopal Church. Built 1893 of Colusa sandstone. A. Page Brown architect. Merged with St. Peter's Episcopal Church in 2014 to become Trinity & St. Peter's. San Francisco Landmark #65.
Cathedral Hill
View east on California from Stockton. During reconstruction, some ruins still present. Sing Chong and Sing Fat Buildings on either side of California. Old St. Mary's Church, Kohl Building, Alaska Commercial Building (completed 1907), Merchants Exchange, Clunie Building. Fife Building (opened 1909) under construction in center distance. [Down California St. from Stockton St. S. F. 1908]
Chinatown
View SE toward reconstruction of Humboldt Bank Building.
Downtown / Union Square
Altar in grotto, Garden Cemetery
Mission Dolores
View east to Coit Tower and Telegraph hill.
Russian Hill
Family with dog at esplanade, standing at Great Highway near foot of Balboa Street. Cliff House and Point Lobos Ave in background.
Sutro Heights
View from Merrie Way toward Seal Rocks and Pacific Ocean
Lincoln Park / Ft. Miley
View west across lagoon. Evidence of deterioration.
Marina
Detail. Evidence of deterioration.
Marina
Lagoon in foreground. Deterioration.
Marina
From Bay St near Baker St. Deteriorating.
Marina
Sharon Building. View east. Childrens Playground in Golden Gate Park.
Golden Gate Park
View east to Lotta's Fountain at Geary/Market/Kearny intersection. Chronicle building and Geary Street Cable Car on turntable, Crocker Building on left. Balboa Building, Metropolis Bank Building, Palace Hotel on right.
Downtown / Union Square
Postcard, 14th and Mission. With Mission Streetcar going by. [274 - New State Armory, N.G.C. (National Guard...) San Francisco 14th and Mission Sts. W.F. McClure State Engineer, J.W. Woollett State Arch't (architect)]
Mission
View north on Kearny from Market, past Lotta's Fountain, a crowded street scene. Schmidt Building, United Cigar Store, Elks Cafe. [Kearney (Sic) and Market Streets]
Downtown / Union Square