South Bay, steamer
Vessel 'South Bay' in floating dry dock. Possibly a dredge. [F810 SH-311]
Maritime
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Strathnairn, sailing ship
[Strathnairn 674] 3-masted bark-rigged sailing ship tied up along San Francisco waterfront at foot of Lombard St. Sacks of coal or grain stacked up outside brick warehouse at left. [F810 SH-328]
Northern Waterfront
Frank N. Thayer, ship
[Frank N. Thayer] 3-masted full-rigged ship tied up at pier along San Francisco waterfront near present Filbert and Embarcadero. Telegraph Hill at left. [F810 SH-336]
Northern Waterfront
J.A. Thompson, ship
[J.A. Thompson 417] 3-masted full-rigged ship tied up at poier along SF Waterfront. [F810 SH-338]
Embarcadero
Ships tied up at pier along the waterfront including square riggers, two-masted scow schooner, and steamship. None identifiable. [F810 SH-427[]]
Dickie's Shipyard
[Dickie's Ship Yards SF 1882 E.77] Wooden ships under construction on shipways on SF waterfront, approximately Pier 70. [F810 SH-445[]]
Central Waterfront
Embarcadero
[USB No. 52] Unidentified steamer with white painted hull, single funnel, three auxiliary sail masts. [F810 SH-459[]]
Floating Dry Dock
Steamship in a floating dry dock, presumably somewhere on SF Bay. [Floating Dry Dock SF 1866] [F810 SH-518]
Side-wheel steamer
[No. 8 Helios] Bow view of steamer approaching a dry dock, probably at Hunters Point.. [F810 SH-521]
SS President Hoover
Passenger liner S.S. 'President Hoover' & tug 'Coalinga' [F810 SH-557] Liner ran aground off Taiwan and declared a total loss in 1937.
Shipyard
[Shipyard 12-79] Lumber stacked on pier. Possibly Pier 28, 30 or 32.
Shipyard
[Shipyard 12-79] Steel sections of ships' hulls. Possibly Pier 28, 30 or 32.
Shipyard
[Shipyard 12-79] Steel sections of ships' hulls. Possibly Pier 28, 30 or 32.
Fisherman's Wharf
View East toward across fishing boat basint to Fishermen's Grotto, Alioto's and Tarantino's Restaurant from Jones Street.
Fisherman's Wharf
View southeast to fishing boats in lagoon, including Shasta Anna and Florie. Rosario's, Tokyo Sukiyaki and DiMaggio's restaurants in background.
Fishermans Wharf