Contains 1245 photos
Special Steam Engine No. 21 Western Pacific, the J. W. Bowker of the Virginia and Truckee Railroad on Belt Line tracks at Aquatic Park in front of Maritime Museum (Aquatic Park Casino) for the museum's opening festivities
Aquatic Park / Ft. Mason
Golden Gate Bridge opening. Three battleships steaming under bridge
Cable Car Week "Mrs. Hans (Friedel) Klussman" (Chair of Citizens Committee to Save the Cable Cars) and Mayor Elmer Robinson
Cable Car Week "Mrs. Hans (Friedel) Klussman" (Chair of Citizens Committee to Save the Cable Cars) and Mayor Elmer Robinson
Cable Car Week "Mrs. Hans (Friedel) Klussman" (Chair of Citizens Committee to Save the Cable Cars) and Mayor Elmer Robinson; Charles Clegg & Lucius Beebe (authors of "Cable Car Carnival") : Key to the City
View from Clarendon toward Laguna Honda Blvd. 1 Castenada fell down the hill in a landslide.
Forest Knolls
Park Superintendent Julius Girod turning on stadium lights; interior
Golden Gate Park
Entertainers gathering in SF for Friars Club Frolic event. Front row: George Jessel (with cigar), Al Jolson, Los Angeles Mayor Fletcher Bowron, San Francisco Mayor Elmer Robinson. Others in the group include Ronald Reagan, George Burns, Jack Benny, Donald O'Connor Bud Abbott, Lou Costello.
Outside SF
Mayor Robinson arriving in car; crowd in front of City Hall; waiting for movie stars
Civic Center
View south on Bayshore Boulevard near 3rd Street. Movie star motorcade, possibly CA Governor (and Presidential Candidate) Earl Warren traveling downtown for campaign event. Bayview Hill on the left.
Bret Harte
President LBJ campaigns in SF; protesters with signs
Tenderloin
President LBJ campaigns in SF; LBJ, Mayor Shelly, and Salinger
President LBJ campaigns in SF; LBJ, Salinger, Brown, Burton
View west from moving truck, of President Lyndon B. Johnson's campaign in SF; LBJ motorcade heading west. Greyhound Building, Union Pacific Railroad sign, Hobart, Flatiron, Crown Zellerbach (One Bush), and Board of Trade Buildings in background.
Financial District
President LBJ campaigns in SF; women sitting outside windows