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Market Street Extension, View north on Market toward Short Street. San, gravel, and other paving materials piled in the street. Clarendon Tank at Clayton and Carmel visible in the background center. [Market St. Extension] [dpwbook31 dpw8193]
Eureka Valley
Large group of children, several holding awards, posing with Mayor Rolph on steps of City Hall. [dpwbook32 dpw8420]
Civic Center
86 College Ave, near the Bernal Cut. The house was demolished or moved for the mid 20s widening of San Jose Avenue. The house next door, 117 College Ave (then 80 College) still stands in 2022. Little girl posed in front.[dpwbook32 dpw8505]
St. Marys Park
Entrance to Laguna Honda Hospital (old men) [dpwbook32 dpw8512]
Laguna Honda
[Valley St. 200' W of Castro] (kids in street) [dpwbook32 dpw8559]
Noe Valley
View south across Market from Sansome toward the 500-block of Market. Toyo Kisen Kaisha, California Notion & Toy Co., Sanborn, Vail & Co. This entire block demolished. [Market St. looking east from Sansome St to Ecker St.][dpwbook32 dpw8584]
Financial District
View north across Market to Flatiron Building on left, Anglo California Trust Company Building at right. Balfour (later J. Harold Dollar) Building in distance. Buildings in block at right later demolished for construction of Crown Zellerbach Building. Streetcar #1593 at right. [Sansome St. looking north from Market St.] [dpwbook32 dpw8585]
Financial District
View northeast across Market at Battery from Ecker Street, which used to intersect Market. Solomon-Heineman Co. wholesale toys at left. Selig Bros. Tailors, 22 Battery (Postal Telegraph Building 1908, Lewis Hobart architect), Tilden Sales (Board of Trade) building, 420 Market, with water tower on top (demolished). Donahue Mechanics Monument in distance.[Market St. looking toward Battery St. from Ecker St.][dpwbook32 dpw8586]
Financial District
View southeast across Market to Underwood Building 525 Market, Plymouth Cafeteria 509 Market, Sherwin-Williams Paints, Caloric Furnace, English Tailors. Hooker & Lent Building at far left. [Market St. Looking toward 1st St. from Battery St.] [dpwbook32 dpw8587]
Financial District
View north across Market up Battery. 22 Battery, Postal Telegraph Building (1908, Lewis Hobart architect) at right. In center distance, ten story Newhall building on northeast corner of California and Battery (1910, Lewis Parsons Hobart architect). At right Donahue Mechanics Monument plaza with high-backed stone bench. [Market St. looking north in Battery St.] [dpwbook32 dpw8588]
Financial District
View north down Front Street across Market. Board of Trade (with H. Bercovich cigar store) and Tilden Sales Buildings on left. Boyd Block on right. [Market St. looking north in Front St.] [dpwbook32 dpw8592]
Financial District
View southeast across Market Street toward the intersection of Fremont. Municipal Railway J-line (J-Church) streetcar at left. Moise-Klinkner Rubber Stamp Company 369 Market and Army-Navy Goods Store on the southeast corner with large electric 'Moise Signs' sign, Resler Bros. Clothing on 4th Floor, Emerick & Duncan Paints and Brushes 19-21 Fremont. Field-Ernst Envelope Co. [Market St. looking toward Fremont St.] [dpwbook32 dpw8593]
Financial District
View northeast across Market to large buildings on north side of Market, between Front and Davis. Boyd Block at left, northeast corner Front and Market (with Bob Donahue cigars 366 Market, Dignan Drug Co. General Adding Machine Exchange 354 Market, Warner Bros. Radio, Breeders and Fanciers Exchange). Right of center, Sherwood (later Bourn) Building 320 Market. Oceanic Building, 2 Pine Street (Originally Tillman & Bendel Building. George A. Applegarth architect, 5 stories 1908, 3 stories added 1918) in background right.[Market St. looking north toward Davis St.][dpwbook32 dpw8595]
Financial District
View southeast across Market to Matson Lines Building construction. [Market at Main. Matson Building under construction] [dpw8598]
Financial District
View north across Market up Drumm. California St. Cable Car. Fife Building at far left (completed 1909). Santa Marina Building at center (completed 1907). Scandinavian Sailors Home in distance. [Market St. looking north in Drumm St.] [dpwbook32 dpw8600]
Financial District