
Ocean Beach
Landing the Pacific Cable, December 1902. (part of a panorama)
RichmondContains 1245 photos
Landing the Pacific Cable, December 1902. (part of a panorama)
RichmondLanding the Pacific Cable at the foot of Fulton Street, December 1902. part of a panorama
RichmondOcean Beach. Landing the Transpacific Cable at foot of Fulton Street. Seal Rocks, Cliff House, and Sutro Heights in background.
SutroOcean Beach. Landing the Transpacific Cable. Tent at foot of Fulton Street. Seal Rocks, Cliff House in background.
SutroPresident Taft caravan en route from Golden Gate Park to Cliff House. (Ceremonial ground-breaking for Panama-Pacific International Exposition took place in stadium/polo fields.) From Sutro Heights. Seal Rock House, Ocean Beach Pavillion, Olympic Pier and Pump House, Cyclist's Rest, Sheehan's, Beach Chalet.
Sutro HeightsInauguration ceremony for Angelo Rossi in Board of Supervisors chamber at City Hall. [Rossi Inaugurated Mayor] [DPW A2832]
DowntownMayor Angelo Rossi, John McLaren, and others on Treasure Island during construction of the Golden Gate International Exposition (GGIE). Nationwide NBC radio broadcast of John McLaren initiating and discussing horticultural program for upcoming fair. (Others possibly in photo, Edgar Sanborn, Oakland Chief Forester; Jules Girod; Don Thompson.) (duplicate print version: wnp27.3562)
Treasure IslandAt Polo Fields in Golden Gate Park, President Taft in attendance.
Golden Gate ParkMother Minerva Hartman, a purported Civil War nurse, fought with the State of California over her earthquake cottage home as El Camino Real was being widened. She stands under house which is raised on temporary supports. Colma, CA [Mother Minerva]
Outside SFElevated view east across Steiner from Alta Plaza to Muni Washington-Jackson Sts. Line cable car #524. House at left since demolished. Car was chartered by the Citizens Committee To Save the Cable Cars and its chair Friedel Klussmann. On front left, campaign sign urging a yes vote on Proposition 10 (which passed overwhelmingly and preserved all existing Municipal Railway cable car lines), reading 'Vote Yes on Prop. 10 Nov. 4 and SAVE THE CABLES. Cables in the last 10 years have had fewer fatalities than buses. No bus can load as fast. Cables have 4 brakes."
Pacific HeightsDemolition of United Railroads powerhouse, Valencia and Market
Lower HaightDynamiting Powerhouse Chimney. United Railroads Powerhouse, Valencia and Market
Lower HaightPickets from The Northern California Citizens Committee for Abolition of Nuclear Weapons outside Civic Auditorium while President Eisenhower speaks inside. City Hall in background
Civic CenterCrowd awaits Khrushchev at Geneva and Bayshore
Visitacion ValleyWaiting for arrival of Khrushchev
Outside SF