Contains 1245 photos
Golden Gate Park, Park-Presidio Bypass flooded with rainwater [Heavy early morning downpours which converted sections of Park-Presidio Drive through Golden Gate Park into lakes, slowed the commuter rush to a snail's pace oday.] (SF News Call Bulletin)
Golden Gate Park
View east on Lombard across Lyon. Memorial Day Parade. US Army 30th Infantry marching in columns toward the Presidio Lombard Gate.
Cow Hollow
Dedication and unveiling of the Volunteer Fire Department Memorial, sculpted by Haig Patigian and funded by the estate of Lillie Hitchcock Coit. Telegraph Hill and Coit Tower in the background.
North Beach
View northeast from Twin Peaks showing fog over the city. [Hit and miss fog descends on SF. News-call Bulletin chief photographer Eddie Murphy from atop Twin Peaks viewed fingers of fog which plagued motorists and commuters this morning.]
Clarendon Heights
View west toward entrance to Sunset Tunnel under construction at Duboce Park.
Duboce Triangle
Emeryville, Crowds of people exiting Key System train after an accident. Key System train derailed near Yerba Buena Avenue and Louise Street causing a disruption in morning commute, commuters were forced to walk to bypass the accident site. (Oakland Tribune photo)
Outside SF
First passengers on the Key System train after a Key System transit strike had shut down the system for seventy-eight days. [The first Key System train in seventy-eight days. Fifteen passengers arrived on the F-train from Berkeley at 5:40 AM] (Call-Bulletin Photo)
Emeryville, Key System A-Line train derailed near Yerba Buena Avenue and Louise Street causing a disruption in morning commute, commuters were forced to walk to bypass the accident site. (This photo used as a file photo in 1960) (Call-Bulletin photo)
Outside SF
Construction project at the Continental Lodge at Van Ness and Filbert discovered an old well dated 1859. Motel manager Bernard Burke points to the 1859 plaque while workers excavate the well. the well was on the former property of E. Willard Burr, who shipped a knocked-down house around the Horn and assembled it in 1852 on a Laguna Survey lot cut through by today's Filbert Street and Van Ness Avenue, which did not officially exist west of Larkin St. at the time. Burr's house was the last structure blown up by the Army as a firebreak in 1906. The present successor to the Continental Lodge is the da Vinci Villa hotel. (BB)
Russian Hill
View east from Bayview Hill toward Candlestick Park, crowded for Giants Opening Day 1960.
Candlestick Point
View west from the right field line showing crowd for Giants-Cubs game. Bayview Hill in the background.
Candlestick Point
View west from the right field line showing opening day crowd. Bayview Hill in the background.
Candlestick Point
Willie Mays receiving National League Most Valuable Player Award 1965, on the field.
Candlestick Point
Giants Parade, welcoming the team back from Spring training. Players Mike McCormick and Johnny Antonelli in convertible.
Financial District
Giants Parade, welcoming the team back from Spring training. Players Curt Barkley and Stu Miller in convertible.
Financial District