Contains 1695 photos
1906 Earthquake and Fire, [Burning of San Francisco Apr. 18, '06. No. 61 Telegraph Hill] View from Telegraph Hill south at fire downtown after earthquake. Crowd of people on bluff watching, Appraisers Building on Sansome at left, Montgomery Block at center, Hall of Justice on Kearny at right.
North Beach
Looking east to City Hall [125A Panorama of San Francisco from Park Hill]
Buena Vista
Dolce far Niente balcony in foreground. People sitting looking south to Great Highway with esplanade under construction
Sutro Heights
Elevated view north from Pacific Heights showing PPIE, Palace of Fine Arts, Marin Headlands, Presidio, Mt. Tamapais
Pacific Heights
Looking east to downtown, Central Freeway, completed in mid-1954, is visible
Upper Market
View northe to Frida Kahlo Way (then Phelan Avenue) in front of City College of San Francisco with Riordan High School, Mt. Davidson in the distance.
Sunnyside
View from City College toward West Campus, on left, Navy wartime buildings later used by CCSF, 1945-55, on Balboa Reservoir site. Riordan High School and Westwood Park in background on right.
Sunnyside
Looking southeast over Produce District. Embarcadero, Bay Bridge.
Telegraph Hill
Christmas Tree Point, looking east, Ladies with shawls
Twin Peaks
Looking south to Bernal Heights and Diamond Heights and Corona Heights
Buena Vista
Looking northwest to St. Ignatius Church, Presidio
Buena Vista
Viewed looking west from Cliff House
Sutro Heights
1906 Earthquake and Fire, Twin Peaks view looking down Market, showing burned area, horses grazing on slopes
Clarendon Heights
[Panorama from Hill Park] Looking SE to Corona Heights, Potrero Hill, Bernal Heights, Mission District and Bay View. Mission Dolores and Gothic Revival church (dedicated 1884) and cemetery center left. Jewish Cemeteries, later site of Dolores Park at center. [B 1829]
Buena Vista
1906 Earthquake and Fire, view east to Cow Hollow toward Russian Hill. Lombard Street cuts through north of the summit. The home with the Mansard roof on the left, 2426 (later 2466) Filbert, belonged to Louis Schultz, demolished 1948. Street Kitchens are visible in the distance down Filbert.
Cow Hollow