Contains 12978 photos
View east from Clay and Gough. Sand dunes, two women posing in scrub. [1831 - Clay Street Hill, from Gough Street. Illustrated by Muybridge, Published by Bradley & Rulofson] Right image of stereoview card. see wnp37.00558-L
Pacific Heights
Entry to Woodward's Gardens with people posing. Signs, including Library. Walk in. Examine the Books.
Mission
Lumber boat, men looking off to hills.
View north across Market from New Montgomery. Market Street Horsecar, Branch of the Old Corner, and the Masonic Temple at left. Grand Hotel at right. Horsecar, carriage.[376 - Montgomery street, North from Market]
Financial District
Children posing on the back of camel at Woodward's Gardens. [Camels at Woodward's Gardens]
Mission
Entrance on Mission Street to Woodward's Gardens. Posters advertising Young California Lions!
Mission
[Camels at Woodward's Gardens] Multiple riders and camels.
Mission
View North toward Potrero Hill from the Haley & O'Neill Tract near the present Oakdale and 3rd Street Horsecar and group posing. Brooklyn Life Insurance Company, Agency of the Haley & O'Neill Homestead.
Bayview
View northeast from Strawberry Hill. Lone Mountain in the distance at top right. Reservoir, people with horses and carriages, North (now JFK) Drive curving at center with Richmond District sand dunes in beyond. [127 A Scene from Strawberry Hill]
Golden Gate Park
[The Dragon, Chinese Procession] Looking north on Stockton near Sacramento. From right hand image of stereoview card. First African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church on the left. First Presbyterian Chinese Church on left in the distance on Stockton near Clay. Possibly same procession as wnp37.00235.
Nob Hill
Man in traditional dress carrying child down busy street. [161 Street Scene in Chinatown]
Chinatown
Elevated view north up Powell from Market. Cable cars and carriages. Baldwin Hotel burned in 1898, now the site of the Flood Building. In distance left, Calvary Presbyterian Church (later site of the St. Francis Hotel), Stanford and Mark Hopkins Mansions. [McDonald. The Baldwin.]
Downtown / Union Square
Men and women walking downhill, possibly Sacramento St. Variant of McDonald image captioned "Going to the Matinee, Chinatown". See wnp37.00233.
Chinatown
[164 Highbinders' Retreat] View North on Ross near Washington. Highbinder was a pejorative term for a swindler or gang member, especially Chinese.
Chinatown
[229. View on Bush Street - looking east from Leavenworth street.] Bush Street east of Leavenworth. At far left is 1018 Bush, probably built in 1862 for real estate dealer Barnett Keesing. To its east is a triplex built in 1865, possibly by Keesing. To its east is a row of four Italianate houses built in 1860. Expensive fences and walls provide a protective border between the houses and the muddy street. In the distance is the mansard roofed Denman School. [WK]
Lower Nob Hill