
Mission Dolores
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View southwest across Dolores St. to cemetery, Mission Dolores and gothic revival church. Earthquake damage visible to cemetery and brick church.
Mission DoloresContains 12978 photos
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View southwest across Dolores St. to cemetery, Mission Dolores and gothic revival church. Earthquake damage visible to cemetery and brick church.
Mission Dolores1906 Earthquake and Fire, [Van Ness and Grove, looking northeast.] People standing in ruins with Nob Hill in distance. Fairmont Hotel at right.
Civic Center1906 Earthquake and Fire, Children posing in front of temporary building, flanked by two women. Probably a school group with teachers.
Cathedral Hill1906 Earthquake and Fire, [Howard cor. Spear.]View west from Spear corner to wagons and people on Howard Street in South of Market. Damaged sidewalks, burnt ruins. National Iron Works, southwest corner Howard and Main, in distance.
Financial DistrictView east on Market Street towards Call Building. Lots of horses, wagons, cable cars, pedestrians. Bunting overhead.
South of Market1906 Earthquake and Fire, Pedestrians walking past partially collapsed buildings on Golden Gate Ave.
Civic Center1906 Earthquake and Fire, Temporary building set up in post-earthquake ruins with signs 'Henshaw, Bulkley & Co. Engineers and Machinery Merchants.' This was their pre-earthquake site at the northwest corner of Fremont and Mission.
Financial District1906 Earthquake and Fire, Crowd watching man atop an overturned safe, using a chisel to open it in post-earthquake ruins. (see also wnp14.4621) [33]
Financial District1906 Earthquake and Fire, [Chinese Camp, Presidio 30] Children in front of tents in refugee camp. Girl at left holding two parrots. Probably taken at Camp 3 near Fort Winfield Scott.
PresidioSteam train and Chevrolet truck atop Mt. Tamalpais. Ruins of former Tavern of Tamalpais at right, which burned in 1923.
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View northwest to pedestrians walking through rubble on Market St. Donahue Monument / Mechanics Monument at left. Merchants Exchange Building in background. Superior copy of wnp37.10085
Financial District[View of Montgomery, Post and Market Streets.] Engraving. Original Mechanics Pavilion at right.
Financial District1906 Earthquake and Fire, View southeast across Valencia to refugees lined up on on street. Two buildings with awnings still standing 2020. Outdoor street kitchens. The Denniston Hotel.
Dolores HeightsPeople watching Examiner Building burning.
Downtown / Union SquareThis house was built in 1883 as 224 Noe for Frank H. Merrill, a post office clerk. Some time before 1893 it was raised and a new first story was built underneath it, making it a two-story house; and later still it was raised again to build a store underneath it. At an unknown date a bay window was added at left to match the original. The building still stands, now numbered 262-264 Noe. The house next door at 258-262 also still stands, with an altered facade. (WMK) Man with high-wheel bicycle. [244 Noe - old address]
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