Contains 3820 photos
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View southwest across Bush to people gathered at rebuilt headquarters of the San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board (opened August, 1906); crowd walking, possibly watching demolition, Gundlach Bundschu winery wagon at left. Pacific States Telephone Building, 445 Bush, in background
Downtown / Union Square
Naval dry docks Hunters Point steam engine #19. Temporary passenger train service was established from the Hunters Point shipyard to connect with Southern Pacific trains during World War 2.
Hunters Point
Market Street Railway Co. (MSRy) streetcar #818 on the 3rd Street Overpass near Mariposa St.
Mission Bay
Market St. Railway Co. (MSRY) streetcar #288 with zip stripe livery (and ad for Abbott & Costello's 'Buck Privates' and 'She's For Me') on the 3rd Street Overpass near Mariposa.
Mission Bay
View north on San Bruno to right of way; Bayview hill in background, Municipal Railway (Muni) 25-line
Visitacion Valley
At city limits, MSRY #827, 16-Line, Bayview Hill
view from Red Rock Hill looking southeast to Holly Park and Bayview Hill
Diamond Heights
View northeast over Noe Valley to Downtown, bay and East Bay Hills.
Diamond Heights
View east on clear day from Gold Mine Hill to bay, East Bay Hills, Mt. Diablo. Bernal Heights in background at right, Potrero Hill and S.F. General Hospital at left. Noe Valley in foreground. St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church and school to right of center. At lower right Kate Kennedy School (Mission Education Center). Gas holders on Pennsylvania and Cesar Chavez (then Army) in distance center.
Diamond Heights
Withnew grading for houses, Bernal Heights and Holly Park in distance.
Diamond Heights
Diamond Heights before development, view southeast from Gold Mine Hill about the current site of Topaz Way toward McLaren Park with Bayview Hill in the distance. Graded area in the foreground is today's Walter Haas Playground
Diamond Heights
View from Gold Mine Hill (blurry)
Diamond Heights
View northwesterly toward Twin Peaks from Gold Mine Hill across the future site of Diamond Heights Shopping Center. A row of houses at center still stand on Duncan near Diamond Heights Boulevard.
Diamond Heights
Mountin Riders Cavalry, Fourteen horses and riders
Horse being loaded or removed from truck, across from Current site of Diamond Heights Shopping Center, now-demolished houses at the corner of Douglass and 28th Street.
Diamond Heights