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Lindley Meadow, Goddess of the Forest statue and volleyball game. The wooden statue by Dudley C. Carter (1891-1992) was originally displayed at the Golden Gate International Exposition (GGIE) and moved to Golden Gate Park. It was moved in 1986 to City College, damage to the sculpture over the years necessitated the lower portion be removed.
Golden Gate Park
View east on Fulton near 7th Avenue, Municipal Railway (MUNI) 5-line streetcar #299 with Zip Stripe livery. Old Powell Street Railway waiting room at right.
Richmond Inner
Men in Chandler car filling out auto register at summit of Mt. Diablo dusted with snow.
Outside SF
Elevated view north across plaza to Telegraph Hill. Bella Union, Verandah Saloon, El Dorado, City Hall at far right.
Chinatown
Golden Gate Park. Moving the Gjoa. Roald Amundsen's sloop 'Gjoa' was the first ship through the northwest passage in 1906. Donated to San Francisco, she was displayed at the west end of Golden Gate Park from 1909 to 1972, when she was returned to Norway.
Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park. Moving the Gjoa. Roald Amundsen's sloop 'Gjoa' was the first ship through the northwest passage in 1906. Donated to San Francisco, she was displayed at the west end of Golden Gate Park from 1909 to 1972, when she was returned to Norway.
Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park. Moving the Gjoa. Roald Amundsen's sloop 'Gjoa' was the first ship through the northwest passage in 1906. Donated to San Francisco, she was displayed at the west end of Golden Gate Park from 1909 to 1972, when she was returned to Norway.
Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park. Moving the Gjoa. Roald Amundsen's sloop 'Gjoa' was the first ship through the northwest passage in 1906. Donated to San Francisco, she was displayed at the west end of Golden Gate Park from 1909 to 1972, when she was returned to Norway.
Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park. Moving the Gjoa. Roald Amundsen's sloop 'Gjoa' was the first ship through the northwest passage in 1906. Donated to San Francisco, she was displayed at the west end of Golden Gate Park from 1909 to 1972, when she was returned to Norway. Gjoa being hoisted by cranes on Great Highway. Beach Chalet in background.
Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park. Moving the Gjoa. Roald Amundsen's sloop 'Gjoa' was the first ship through the northwest passage in 1906. Donated to San Francisco, she was displayed at the west end of Golden Gate Park from 1909 to 1972, when she was returned to Norway. Gjoa being hoisted by cranes on Great Highway. Beach Chalet in left background.
Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park. Moving the Gjoa. Roald Amundsen's sloop 'Gjoa' was the first ship through the northwest passage in 1906. Donated to San Francisco, she was displayed at the west end of Golden Gate Park from 1909 to 1972, when she was returned to Norway. Gjoa being hoisted by cranes on Great Highway.
Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park. Moving the Gjoa. Roald Amundsen's sloop 'Gjoa' was the first ship through the northwest passage in 1906. Donated to San Francisco, she was displayed at the west end of Golden Gate Park from 1909 to 1972, when she was returned to Norway. Gjoa on transport trailer on Great Highway.
Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park. Moving the Gjoa. Roald Amundsen's sloop 'Gjoa' was the first ship through the northwest passage in 1906. Donated to San Francisco, she was displayed at the west end of Golden Gate Park from 1909 to 1972, when she was returned to Norway. Gjoa on transport trailer on Great Highway.
Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park. Moving the Gjoa. Roald Amundsen's sloop 'Gjoa' was the first ship through the northwest passage in 1906. Donated to San Francisco, she was displayed at the west end of Golden Gate Park from 1909 to 1972, when she was returned to Norway. Gjoa on transport trailer on Great Highway.
Golden Gate Park
Chain of Lakes, view south across North Lake.
Golden Gate Park