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Golden Gate Park
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Golden Gate Park

Family Photo Scrapbook. Garfield statue, near the Conservatory.

Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park
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Golden Gate Park

Family Photo Scrapbook. Second park bandstand, with girl at podium.

Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate & Pierce
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Golden Gate & Pierce

This was 1501 Golden Gate Avenue, at the corner of Pierce Street. It was one in a row of sixteen houses built by The Real Estate Associates in 1875. it was replaced by an apartment building 1912, but most of the row (including 1503 Golden Gate, partially visible at right) still stands. (WMK)[Mia's Corner House Golden Gate & Pierce ]

Western Addition
Music Concourse
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Music Concourse

Golden Gate Park. Woman and girl pose beside 'The Apple Cider Press' statue by Thomas Shields Clarke. The bronze sculpture was displayed in this location during the Midwinter Fair of 1894. M.H. de Young later purchased it for the City of San Francisco. The statue was originally a drinking fountain

Golden Gate Park
Grove near Polk
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Grove near Polk

View north across Grove [Commercial High School. Group of 860 Students. 1912.] Class of San Francisco Commercial High School (later Commerce High, formerly Newton J. Thorpe Commercial School) posed in front of school in first location before move to Fell Street.

Civic Center
Civic Auditorium
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Civic Auditorium

[Compliments of M. H. de Young] Michael de Young in Civic Auditorium speaking for Red Cross Benefit, with auditorium organ pipes behind.

Civic Center
Collingwood near 18th
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Collingwood near 18th

View north to people watching parked parade float [Built by W. Stiller. Stamped on back: Wulzen's Photo Department, 18th & Castro Sts., S.F. CAL.] Small J-line streetcar model float with Twin Peaks Tunnel bower around it and sign advertising Eureka Valley Carnival, Sept 24-27.

Castro
Pacific near Gough
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Pacific near Gough

Sandlot baseball game on the south side of Pacific Street between Franklin and Gough. Large columned home on the northwest corner of Pacific and Gough belonged to Rudolph Spreckels (built in 1899, demolished around 1960). Most of the buildings in this view have been demolished. Bakery delivery truck may have 1433 Divisadero address on side. Pacific Street Cable line track is visible.

Pacific Heights
Haight near Ashbury
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Haight near Ashbury

Trio of hippie musicians playing guitar and electric bass on sidewalk.

Haight Ashbury
Haight near Ashbury
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Haight near Ashbury

Hippies creating chalk art on sidewalk in front of The Print Mint, 1538 Haight Street, between Clayton and Ashbury

Haight Ashbury
Haight near Ashbury
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Haight near Ashbury

Hippies milling in front of The Print Mint, 1538 Haight Street. Be-Jays Baby Shop, woman pushing shopping cart. Sign in window advertising a Happening.

Haight Ashbury
Haight near Ashbury
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Haight near Ashbury

Hippie musician playing horn with video cameraman filming him and crowd watching.

Haight Ashbury
Haight near Ashbury
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Haight near Ashbury

Hippies passing The Print Mint at 1538 Haight Street. Boysen Paints in background.

Haight Ashbury
Haight & Clayton
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Haight & Clayton

Hippies walking around, woman with briefcase. Haight Street Pharmacy, Carnival of Toys, Roberts Hardware in background.

Haight Ashbury
Unknown Location
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Unknown Location

Somewhere in the Richmond? By shadows, seems cameraman standing on northwest of a corner. Streetcar, 1940 license Packard damaged in collision.