Contains 12978 photos
Three men play golf on Presidio's golf course. The building in the background is the private Presidio Golf Club, located outside the Army post's boundary on West Pacific Avenue near the Arguello Street entrance to the Presidio. Built in 1895, it has been significantly expanded and is now known as the Presidio Golf & Concordia Club.
Presidio
Man Standing in front of wall of bulletins, north side of Clay west of Grant Avenue.
Chinatown
View northwest across Grant Avenue. Man carrying basket approaching. Hang Far Low (sometimes Hung Far Low) Restaurant and Tea Garden at left (Albert Pissis, architect, built 1907). American and Chinese (Blue Sky with a White Sun design, later Republic of China or Taiwanese) flags on buildings.
Chinatown
Sidewalk cobbler and customer (wearing one shoe).
Chinatown
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View north on Shotwell between 21st & 22nd. Street kitchens, Victorian homes (most still stand in this view). wnp15.1156A is same original image with different cropping.
Mission
people gathered with horse
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View from Market Street after 1906 Earthquake. Colorized photo.
Financial District
View north on Palm Avenue towards Main Gate. Colorized photo.
Sutro Heights
Tinted view east from crosswalk toward Palace Hotel and Grand Hotel. Lotta's Fountain at left, Nucleus Hotel at right with People's Benefit store signage. Detail from larger image at wnp71.0383.
Downtown / Union Square
Elevated view southeast from intersection of Market, Geary and Kearny. Old Chronicle Building, Grand Hotel, Palace Hotel. Hand-colored Lantern slide.
Downtown / Union Square
Pre-Earthquake view east down Market, Call Building in the distance at center. The new Flood Building appears at left, Emporium at right. Horse and wagon and cable car passing through the street.
Downtown / Union Square
Elevated view northeast across Market from about 5th Street. Baldwin Hotel at Powell corner (burned November 23, 1898) on left. Phelan Building (completed April, 1882) in distance. Utility poles with 8 crossbars on south side of Market. Banner across Market reads 'Republican Headquarters.'
South of Market
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View east on Union between Pierce & Steiner Earthquake damaged tracks and cracks in Union St. Street kitchens in distance. Same as stereoview at wnp24.312a.
Cow Hollow
Pre-Earthquake View west from center of Market Street. (2nd Street) On left, Grand and Palace Hotels, Spreckels (Call) Building, on right Chronicle Building, Crocker Building, original Hobart Building with Postal Telegraph Co office.
Financial District
A woman eating a Pronto Pup (corndog), Totem pole with Signs for Sky Tram. Statue of Nio Sama which once stood in the Japanese Tea Garden and later sold to the Whitneys for display at the Cliff House. Sign for the Country Store.
Sutro Heights