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Chinese Village pagoda at Golden Gate International Exposition
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Contains 7862 photos
Presidio
Looking across Golden Gate from Fort Scott bluffs above Baker Beach (also Baker's Beach) to Marin Headlands, Kirby Cove at center.
Presidio
Yerba Buena Island
South side of island viewed from ship on the bay.
Child with Goat
Unknown Location, Child in wicker goat-drawn cart w/teddy bear. This goat cart travelled around with a photographer.
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Tower of the Sun at Golden Gate International Exposition, looking south from Court of the Seven Seas
Treasure Island
Market & Kearny
View east from center of street to Wendell Willkie motorcade. 660 Market Building, Crocker Building, Hobart Building in background.
Downtown / Union Square
View from Mt. Sutro
Haight Ashbury; Cole Valley; Haight Street Grounds baseball field, aka California League Grounds or League Grounds (On Stanyan, between Frederick and Waller, 1887-1895); Golden Gate Park Panhandle, cable car lines, and rare (only?) view of Laguna Seca.[6516]
Parnassus Heights
Studio Photo
Four people in prop car. Painted backdrop of 3rd Cliff House.
Studio Portrait
Two ladies in large hats, in painted dirigible that is titled 'San Francisco New York' with Ferry Building and waterfront below.
Balboa & La Playa
Tintype of two women and a baby in horse drawn carriage, outside Ocean Beach Pavilion, Balboa St entrance.
Richmond Outer
Cliff House Studio Photo
Tintype of Woman with Second Cliff House backdrop
Pacific near Scott
View west on Pacific between Scott and Pierce, though possibly between Divisadero and Broderick. Pacific Avenue Cable Car #51.
Pacific Heights
Union & Fillmore?
Conductor leaning against Auto that Says "American Bis...."
Franklin & Myrtle
View northwest across Franklin to First Unitarian Church, 1187 Franklin, built 1887, George W. Percy Architect. The tower was damaged in the 1906 earthquake and the top sections removed soon after. Myrtle Ave., to the left, no longer extends west of Franklin. Sarcophagus of Thomas Starr King, California Historical Landmark 691, since moved southward on the church property, at center.
Cathedral Hill
Mission District?
Crowd observing parade with Mission Promotion Association float