Polk & Turk
St. Patrick's Day Parade, boy scouts
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O'Farrell near Polk
St. Patrick's Day Parade, Junior High Marching Band. O'Farrell between Larkin & Polk, building demolished
Tenderloin
Polk near Eddy
St. Patrick's Day Parade, gymnast followed by ROTC?
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Polk near O'Farrell
St. Patrick's Day Parade, cars decorated
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Polk near Turk
St. Patrick's Day Parade, car passing 610 Polk, 'Irish Imports 4622 Geary'
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Polk near Eddy
St. Patrick's Day Parade, Lowell High School ROTC stopped on Polk near Eddy, Red Coach Motor Lodge in background
Tenderloin
Market & Turk
View west on Market, St. Francis Theatre (playing My Son John) at left, Warfield at right. Twin Peaks in distance. Red Cross banners hang over Market Street. Dean Building (demolished 2018) at right. David Hewes Building on left.
Downtown / Union Square
Powell & Market
View north on Powell from across Market, Powell Theatre on left, Woolworth's at right
Downtown / Union Square
Music Concourse
Golden Gate Park, a woman and dog in the band shell audience
Golden Gate Park
Aquatic Park
Sunny day many swimmers, view east toward Rowing Clubs and Hyde Street Pier
Market near Sutter
View west across Market to Crown Zellerbach Plaza with pavilion building (then a Wells Fargo Bank branch), Crocker-Anglo National Bank (Sansome & Sutter), Standard Oil Building. Hunter-Dulin Building, Equitable Life Building (100 Montgomery) in background left.
Financial District
Transbay Terminal
Blurry view southeast from Mission and 1st Street
Financial District
Market & 3rd
Elevated view northeast on Market across 3rd Street. Lotta's Fountain; Geary St. cable car; Masonic Temple spire at left. Nucleus Block, Palace Hotel, Grand Hotel at right. Notably absent is Chronicle Building, completed 1890. Utility poles with 7 crossbars on north side of Market. [B 524 Market Street from Third Street, SF, looking east.]
Downtown / Union Square
Chinatown
Multiracial group of four people in front of rustic shed; graffiti drawing of woman on left [4761 Highbinders' Quarters, Chinatown, SF, Cal.] (Highbinder is generally used as a slur)
Chinatown
Chinatown
[Approach to an underground opium den. Chinaman astonished at the flashlight No. 7 5835] Posed interior photograph.
Chinatown