Contains 12978 photos
Backyard of house, Manning family member on bicycle. On 23rd Street near Noe. Location approximate; in 1909, two Manning households in Directory at 2945 and 2958 - 23rd St in 1909. Outhouse. Michael and Mary Topp (Agnes Manning's parents) residence was at 341 Clipper. [SC36 ]
Dolores Heights
Michael Topp Hardware Store at 4069-4071 24th St. Two men pose with chimney pipe in front. [SC36 ]
Noe Valley
View west down Geary from corner of Annie St. Lotta's Fountain. Market Street (left) and Geary (right) cable cars. Kearny St. horsecar crossing. 'Red Rubber Stamps', 'California Elastic Truss' and 'Horne's Electro-Magnetic Belt' signs on 700 Market St. building at center. Russell's Family Shoe Store behind lamppost. [B2810 Lotta's Fountain and junction of Market, Kearny and Geary Streets, S.F.] [SC39]
South of Market
Lotta Crabtree in drummer boy's uniform [SC42 ]
Dedication of Twin Peaks reservoir, large crowd looking north to Buena Vista and Haight Ashbury [SC50 ]
Clarendon Heights
Crowd walking on Twin Peaks, going to dedication [SC50 ][opening of reservoir at Twin Peaks]
Clarendon Heights
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View east on Clay toward Stockton. African American family on Clay Street with City burning downhill. Crowds of people in the distance watching the fire. Smoke billowing in the distance. [SC59] [SC60]
Nob Hill
1906 Earthquake and Fire, Fire approaching Chinatown, view from Sacramento Street near Powell. Chinese in foreground, Genthe Photos [SC60]
Nob Hill
View west past temporary Police Station near Fillmore Street after 1906 earthquake. St. Dominic's Church damaged in background, many men in foreground. Taken before May 14, 1906, when south tower of church was demolished. B.F. Pearce Dentist, with tooth hanging outside window. Genthe Photos [SC60]
Japantown
Mrs. Murphy next to car on Corbett Murphy Collection [SC62]
Clarendon Heights
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy hugging each other on Corbett St Murphy Collection [SC62]
80 Ord Street. (still standing) Italianate Victorian on Ord near Saturn Steps. Carlo Balzarini, a long-time steward at the famous Campi's Restaurant (33-35 O'Farrell) owned and lived in the house. Mr Balzarini continued to live here into the early 20th century; that may be him with the muttonchops whiskers in the photo. The house was then known as 56 Clara Avenue. -WMK [Ord Street Collection] [SC64]
Corona Heights
View northwest to man walking with streetcar approaching. Margaret Neiderholzer Collection
South of Market
Bernal Cut at Richland Bridge (early version; rebuilt 1911). Looking northeast. Southern Pacific Railroad tracks. Two photographers walking on railroad tracks Margaret Neiderholzer Collection
St. Marys Park
Margaret with bicycle on Twin Peaks looking north to Haight Ashbury, Tank Hill Margaret Neiderholzer Collection
Midtown Terrace