PPIE
Panama-Pacific International Exposition, U.S. Navy sailors parading in front of grandstands at PPIE Racetrack.
PresidioPeople
Contains 12978 photos
PPIE
Panama-Pacific International Exposition, Crowds at PPIE Racetrack Stadium grandstands
Presidio
Lion at SF Call office
Lion Sitting at Typewriter. Offices of The San Francisco Call newspaper.
South of Market
New Montgomery & Jessie
San Francisco Call newspaper staff gatheringoutside SF Call building for picnic outing, Palace Hotel at right.
South of Market
San Francisco Call
View of type setting room, 16 men working, creating newspaper page layouts with lead type in wooden frames on rolling carts.
South of Market
San Francisco Call
Newspaper office, reporters' desks, calendar shows July 1924.
South of Market
3rd & Stevenson
Outside the SF Call printing plant on 3rd Street, Well dressed young women hand newspapers through truck windows to newsboys. Newspapers say 'Indians Win.' Baseball's Cleveland Indians won the World Series on October 12, 1920
South of Market
New Montgomery & Jessie
Full Staff Outside SF Call Offices. New Montgomery and Jessie Alley; Palace Hotel
South of Market
Palace of Fine Arts
Families strolling grounds. Colonnade at south end of Palace behind them.
Marina
PPIE
Panama-Pacific Internaitonal Exposition, Venetian Court?
Marina
Column of Progress, PPIE
Crowd gathered at the Column of Progress at foot of Scott Street and Marina Blvd. Photo taken several years after the close of the World's Fair.
Marina
Minerva Hartman
Mother Minerva Hartman, a purported Civil War nurse, fought with the State of California over her earthquake cottage home as El Camino Real was being widened. She stands under house which is raised on temporary supports. Colma, CA [Mother Minerva]
Outside SF
Second Cliff House
Looking north on Cliff Road; concession stand from Midwinter Fair in foreground
Sutro Heights
Ingleside Terraces
Entrada Court, Ingleside Terraces Sun Dial, Looking northerly
Ingleside Terraces
Geary near 18th Ave
View east past the Koffee Kup restaurant and the Alexandria Theatre, where the silent film <i>Forty Winks</i> was playing.
Richmond Inner