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Elevated view southeast across intersection. State Theatre in center is closed and advertising 'Guns of Navarone' at the St. Francis). MUNI Mack Bus. Humboldt Bank Building at far left. The Diamond Palace credit jewelers, and House of Ties with large signage promoting closing sales.
Downtown / Union Square
Slightly elevated view east from eastbound lanes to MSRY 6-line #176 and other streetcars. Oxford Hotel, Mechanics Savings Bank Building, Garfield Building, Flood Building, Humboldt Bank Building in distance. At right, Wilson Building, 973 Market Street (1900, George W. Percy -or Percy & Polk. Facade survived after fire, rebuilt 1907, Henry A. Schulze, architect), Hale Brothers Department Store, 979-989 Market Street (1900 & 1905 revision, Reid Brothers Architects. Facade survived after fire, rebuilt 1907, Reid Brothers) David Hewes Building (1908, Reid Bros, Architects) at far right. Large American flags draped from streetlamps on both sides. Pantages Theatre in distance right. [6242]
South of Market
Elevated view southwest across Market to crowded street scene. St. Francis Theatre (later demolished), Wilson Building, Old Hale Bros. Building, David Hewes Building, Delger Building. In distance, United Artists Theatre, Embassy Theatre. 17-line streetcar #135, 8-line streetcar #105, 5-line streetcar #887. At lower right, stores in Dean Building, Dolly Madison Candy, Mrs. Green's Buttermilk Pancakes, Maxferd's Jewelry
Tenderloin
View southwest across Stanyan St. to Market St. Railway (MSRy) 7-line streetcar #173 with Exposition banner.
Cole Valley
View west on 18th to MSRY 22-line streetcar #858.
Dogpatch
View northeast across Castro to Market Street Railway (MSRy) 8-line streetcar #201(?) with zip stripe livery. In background, Castro Theatre, Castro Grill, Annette's, Bon Omi Store, Paul's, Larraburu Bros. Bakery truck.
Castro
View northwest across intersection to Market St. Railway (MSRy) 6-Line #165 with Byllesby Shield logo, in use from late 1925 to 1938. All buildings in view, with the exception of the building in the far distance at right, have been moved or demolished.(Duplicate of WNP27.2733)
Mint Hill
Carts pulled by goats, people sitting on bench, baby carriage. Likely taken in Children's Playground. [Goat teams, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, Cal., USA]
Golden Gate Park
Elevated view southeast across Market toward Call Building. Midway Plaisance 'Home of Burlesque', Cineograph Building, Sanborn Vail & Co. Dixon's Hatter & Furnisher, Call Building and Annex, Hearst Examiner Building, Palace Hotel in distance. Lion Drug Co. listed in City Directories 1901-1904. [Keystone View Co. 11672 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal, USA]
Downtown / Union Square
Elevated view northeast down crowded Market Street. Phelan Building, S.N. Wood & Co. store, Mutual Savings Bank Building, Chronicle Building, Crocker Building, Call Building, Sanborn, Vail & Co. [Down Market Street from 4th Showing Skyscrapers of America's Most Cosmopolitan City, San Francisco, California copyright by E. W. Keller]
South of Market
View east. Baldwin Hotel behind telephone pole at left. Man in horse drawn wagon [Market Street toward the Ferries, San Francisco, Cal., USA copyright 1892 by Underwood & Underwood]
Downtown / Union Square
Women and child in zoo, reptile house area. Grand Stairway in background.[Views in Woodward's Gardens Mission bet. 13th and 15th Sts.]
Mission
View east down Sutter to H. B. Shaw drugstore, Temple Emanu-El, Russian & Turkish Baths. Very similar to wnp71.2004. Utility poles with 8 crossbars on north side of Sutter St. [4438 The Jewish Synagogue, San Francisco, Cal.]
Downtown / Union Square
Elevated view north on Grant Ave. from Market and O'Farrell Streets. Savings Union Bank in left foreground. Zobel's Millinery Store on left, Head Building beyond. I. Magnin & Co. Department Store on right. [14442 Grant Avenue looking north from Market Street, San Francisco, Cal.]
South of Market
View east on Lombard Street from Hyde before grading of either street. Presentation Convent Roman Catholic school complex in center distance at Powell, Yerba Buena Island beyond. Toland Medical School and Home for the Inebriate in distance left. Taken on or after April, 1869 when landscaping of Washington Square was completed. The octagonal house at the left, one of five in the city, was built in 1859 for Arden Ellis, a laborer, at the NW corner of Lombard and Leavenworth.(WMK) Same original image as wnp24.0071a, with significantly more image on left and less on right. [1318 Telegraph Hill and Goat Island from Russian Hill, San Francisco]
Russian Hill