Contains 3820 photos
View north, Franklin Hall is tallest building on left, towards Bush intersection. Chinn-Beretta Optical 1821 Fillmore, Chronicle sign, Spiegel Signs, Laib Signs, Sweeny & McCarthy Men's Furnishings, L.& M. Alexander & Co. Typewriters, 1820 Fillmore. From the period when earthquake-damaged businesses temporarily relocated to Fillmore St. and city offices moved to Franklin Hall.
Japantown
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View North on Buchanan from Golden Gate, Outdoor kitchens post earthquake, sign reads G.C. Hall & Sons. the Smokestack of the Geary, Park, & Ocean Powerhouse is visible in the distance.
Western Addition
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View northeast toward Nob Hill from about Cedar Street between Polk & Van Ness, 1906 Earthquake damage, Smokestack of Sutter Street Cable Railway Powerhouse (Polk & Sutter) at center. Man digging in ruins of Earthquake
Lower Nob Hill
1906 Earthquake and Fire, Turk and Laguna, 1906 Earquake, Refugee camp tent city St. Paulus Church
Western Addition
View southwesterly from Ocean Avenue looking toward Howth Street. Muni K-line K-Ingleside streetcar outbound passing the future site of Lick-Wilmerding High School.
Oceanview
View northeast to Market St. Railway (MSRy) 11-line Hoffman streetcar #800, on Embarcadero in front of Ferry Building, Muni Starter Tower at left.
Financial District
25-Line streetcar #426 (built 1911) with early example of wings livery at terminus, Muni Starter Tower at left. (Former Market Street Railway MSRy unit #126 renumbered #426 after the merger in order to avoid confusion with MUNI #126.)
Financial District
View east from rooftop of 226 San Carlos, Boxer Posing
Mission
Rooftop of 226 San Carlos, woman seated in bathing suit
Mission
View east from ooftop of 226 San Carlos, woman wearing Mission High School sweater, El Capitan Theatre in background
Mission
View northwest towards Golden Gate Bridge construction
Presidio
View north toward Palace of Fine Arts. Residences along Lyon Street at right.
Presidio
View east over waterfront and Embarcadero. Battleship tied up at Pier 29.
Telegraph Hill
View northwest to woman posing on horseback in parking lot of Standard Oil service station (built 1930) as crowd watches, part of Portola Columbus Parade. Site of later San Francisco Superior Court building. Building at left is former state office building (built 1931). Both structures since demolished.
Civic Center
Unknown man with rabbit, Dolores Park Family collection