Landmark

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Mission Dolores
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Mission Dolores

View west across Dolores St. to Mission Dolores, paved street with curb and young trees, wrought iron fence around cemetery, townhouses at right [G810 MI-008] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)

Mission Dolores
Scott & Fulton
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Scott & Fulton

Archival photo of Westerfeld House, 1198 Fulton. [Stick 1198 Fulton]

Alamo Square
294 Page
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294 Page

Northeast corner of Page and Laguna, Charles And Ida Deitle House, SF Landmark 48. Designed by architect Henry Geilfuss in 1888, this house replaced an 1878 house on the site. (That house was moved to 527-529 Oak Street, where it still stands today.)(WMK) [294 Page, Geilfuss] Detail of window set on building designed by architect Henry Geilfuss.

Lower Haight
Oak near Divisadero
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Oak near Divisadero

1153 Oak Street, Sarah Mish House (City Landmark number 62, National Register 79999534) before restoration. Victorian building in extreme state of disrepair. Detail of portico brackets. [Mish, add-brackets]

Buena Vista
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294 Page

Northeast corner of Page and Laguna, Charles And Ida Deitle House, SF Landmark 48. Designed by architect Henry Geilfuss in 1888, this house replaced an 1878 house on the site. (That house was moved to 527-529 Oak Street, where it still stands today.)(WMK) [Landmark 294 Page] Detail of corner pilaster

Lower Haight
294 Page
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294 Page

Northeast corner of Page and Laguna, Charles And Ida Deitle House, SF Landmark 48. Designed by architect Henry Geilfuss in 1888, this house replaced an 1878 house on the site. (That house was moved to 527-529 Oak Street, where it still stands today.)(WMK) [landmark 294 Page] Detail of corner of bay window with row of rounded panels.

Lower Haight
First Cliff House
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First Cliff House

[608 Perkins] View north to 1st Cliff House and Seal Rocks from Ocean Beach. Women and children visitors on beach.

Richmond Outer
Conservatory of Flowers
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Conservatory of Flowers

Golden Gate Park, view north across Conservatory Valley toward Conservatory of Flowers.Horse and buggy posing. Conservatory Valley is graded for horses and buggies and first music stand. [B590 Observatory, Golden Gate Park, S.F., Cal]

Golden Gate Park
First Cliff House
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First Cliff House

[145, Cliff House & Seal Rocks, from the Hill] 1st Cliff House view from Sutro Heights.

Sutro Heights
Ocean Beach
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Ocean Beach

[89 Beach Seal rocks and Cliff House] People on the beach, sitting on Olympic Pier Pipe, Victorian or 2nd Cliff House in Background.

Richmond Outer
Second Cliff House
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Second Cliff House

[Cliff House & Seal Rocks from Sutro] View northwest from Sutro Heights observation tower. Entrance to Sutro Baths at far right.

Sutro Heights
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294 Page

Northeast corner of Page and Laguna, Charles And Ida Deitle House, SF Landmark 48. Stained glass window interior with floral design Designed by architect Henry Geilfuss in 1888, this house replaced an 1878 house on the site. (That house was moved to 527-529 Oak Street, where it still stands today.)(WMK) [Detail glass 294 Page]

Lower Haight
Divisadero & Pacific
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Divisadero & Pacific

View southeast across intersection to the Ellinwood House, built 1893-94. J. Eugene Freeman architect, Queen Anne. San Francisco Landmark no. 207. [A. Page Brown, Divisadero & Pacific ]

Pacific Heights
25th near Vermont
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25th near Vermont

2501 25th Street, SF Landmark 187, between Vermont and San Bruno Avenue. Built around 1918, architects Ward & Blohme. The buidling has housed the SFFD Bureau of Equipment since 1974. Fireman posing next to open garage of fire house, two apparatus parked inside. [Fire House, June 10, 1918, 5412A, Possible E37/T9] [5412]

Potrero Hill
Fort Point
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Fort Point

West side of Fort Point viewed from the beach. [Fort Point and Entrance to Golden Gate. Rodolph 673] [G810 SFP-002] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346) Lime Point Fog Signal Station far left. Two Lighthouse keepers' residences on right. Spring Valley Water Co.'s Lobos Creek flume at far right.