Van Ness & O'Farrell
Boy Scout Parade at St. Mary's Cathedral; Mayor Rossi, Archbishop Mitty, etc.
Cathedral HillMayor
Contains 160 photos
Van Ness & O'Farrell
Boy Scout Parade to St. Mary's Cathedral; spectators, Waterhouse, Lester, Scovel Co. ,636 Van Ness, auto parts
Cathedral Hill
Van Ness & Elm
Boy Scout Parade to St. Mary's Cathedral; spectators, Waterhouse, Lester, Scovel Co. ,636 Van Ness, auto parts
Cathedral Hill
Van Ness & O'Farrell
Boy Scout Parade at St. Mary's Cathedral; Boy Scouts Parade
Cathedral Hill
Van Ness & O'Farrell
Boy Scout Parade at St. Mary's Cathedral; Boy Scouts and traffic going up stairway of cathedral
Cathedral Hill
Governor James Rolph
James Rolph speaking at rostrum with large microphones. Mayor Angelo Rossi in background.
Governor James Rolph
James Rolph, Al Jolson, Mayor Rossi
Mayor Schmitz
SF Mayor Eugene Schmitz posed in front of a car. [2188. Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco making rounds in automobile]
Woody Allen
Woody Allen and Mayor Alioto at Spreckels Lake; $5000 check for 'Cultural use'; 'Take the Money and Run' filmed in in SF
Golden Gate Park
Woody Allen
Woody Allen and Mayor Alioto at Spreckels Lake; $5000 check for 'Cultural use'; 'Take the Money and Run' filmed in in SF
Golden Gate Park
Adolph Sutro
Adolph Sutro on horseback on Palm Drive in Sutro Heights. Well House at right.
Sutro Heights
Unknown Location
James Rolph greeting women in early California costume at service station with automobile, employees, and dignitaries.
Twin Peaks Tunnel
West Portal entrance, Mayor James Rolf driving the first K-line streetcar #117 through the tunnel.
West Portal
Van Ness near Grove
View northwest across Van Ness. Parade for the Great White Fleet. Mayor and Admiral in open carriage. Crowds on roof of Columbia Hotel, 321 Van Ness Ave (now site of War Memorial Opera House. [Military & Naval Parade, May 7th, 1908. Admiral Evans & Mayor Taylor. Patton Photo]
Civic Center
Mayor Angelo Rossi
[Angelo J. Rossi elected three times as Mayor of San Francisco, chief executive in office continually since January, 1931.] From GGIE souvenir booklet?