SF Bay
Nuns aboard the 'Hi Doc' on the bay, Marina District in the distance.
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SF Bay
Nuns and family aboard the 'Hi Doc' on the bay, Angel Island in the distance.
SF Bay
Nuns enjoying their day aboard the 'Hi Doc' on the bay, Belvedere Island in the distance.
SF Bay
Man with the camera case poses with one of the Nuns enjoying their day aboard the 'Hi Doc' on the bay, For Mason and Gas House cover tank in the distance.
Monadnock Bldg
[Kitchen, Jules Cafe :: Monadnock Bldg,, San Francisco, Cal Next to Palace Hotel] Interior view of kitchen cooks and wait staff.
South of Market
Native Sons Bldg
[Auditorium, Native Sons Building, San Francisco] Native Sons of the Golden West Building, 414 Mason between Geary and Post Streets.
Downtown / Union Square
Bush & Montgomery
View northeast across intersection to Platt's Hall at corner Montgomery and Bush Streets, opened 1860. Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York, J.C. Meussdorfer Hats. Later site of Mills Building. At far right on Bush Street, Mercantile Library, Brooklyn Hotel. [Platt's Hall, N.E. Cor Bush & Montgomery Sts. Opened with Grand Concert Aug 6, 1860] [TEH #396]
Financial District
John Rapp & Son brewery
[Engine Room, John Rapp & Son, S.F.] Probably John Rapp & Son Rainier Beer Agency, Bryant and Alameda.
Mission
Turk Near Mason
North side of Turk between Mason and Taylor. [Hauptquartier Pacific Saenger Bund, San Francisco, Cal] The John D. Schroeder Company, a German restaurant and saloon, was there at 30 Turk Street from 1910-1919. The Haupt Quartier Pacific Saenger Bund, apparently quartered upstairs, translates as Headquarters of the Pacific Singing Federation. The upstairs was later John Kyne's Union Athletic Club from 1915-1919, then the second and last location of Jerome Bassity's Thirty-third Assembly District Club from 1920-1921, and was the later site of Joe Schreiber's and later Elmer 'Bones' Remmer's Menlo Club from 1933-1948. These were three well-known Tenderloin poker rooms run by notorious Tenderloin gamblers. Hotel Dale (later renamed Hotel Dalt) at left. (PF)
Tenderloin
Dolores Park
View north west over Dolores Park (then Mission Park) toward the Youth Directory on Church at 19th Street.[1820 Youths Directory and Mission Park, San Francisco, Cal.] postmarked 1910
Mission Dolores
California & Sansome
Elevated view northwest across intersection to busy street scene with Bank of California on right and London and San Francisco Bank on left. Britton & Rey Artotype. [Business Blocks of San Francisco - North Side of California Street from Sansome to Montgomery. London & San Francisco Bank building (constructed in 1874), 424 California at left, Bank of California at right. Artotype No. 52, With S.F. News Letter, Aug 4, 1888]
Financial District
Montgomery & Pine
View north from center of Montgomery near Pine. Nevada Bank at left. At right, Western Union office, Pacific Stock Exchange, Safe Deposit Building with tower. Signs for Western Union (on telegraph pole at right), Daily Report. Britton * Rey Artotype. [Business Blocks of San Francisco - Montgomery Street, from Corner Pine Street, Looking North. Nevada Bank, W.U. (Western Union) Telegraph Office. Artotype No 78, With S.F. News Letter, July 7th, 1888] See also wnp71.1972.
Financial District
Market & 4th
Elevated view southwest to Flood Building (site of present Pacific Building), Society of California Pioneers at far left, Joyce and Orndorff Billiard Parlor at street level. [Business Blocks of San Francisco - Flood Building, Market and Fourth Streets.] Britton & Rey Artotype.
Downtown / Union Square
Market & Fremont
Elevated view southwest across Market to Lachman's Block, erected 1887. Geo. C. Schreve & Co., Gold & Silver Smiths, San Francisco Breweries on corner at street level. Britton & Rey Artotype. [Business Blocks of San Francisco - Lachmans' Block, Southwest Corner Market and Fremont Streets. New Series Plate 58, With S.F. News Letter, Aug 2 1890]
Financial District
Market & O'Farrell
Elevated view northwest across Market to original Phelan Building. Britton & Rey artotype. [Business Blocks of San Francisco - Phelan Building, Junction Market and O'Farrell Streets. Artotype No 76, With S.F. News Letter, June 23, 1888]
Downtown / Union Square