
Baker Beach
Boy and girl (Henry and Elsa Goecker) posing on the rocks at Baker Beach (aka Baker's Beach) at Fort Winfield Scott, Presidio. Marin Headlands visible in the distance.
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Boy and girl (Henry and Elsa Goecker) posing on the rocks at Baker Beach (aka Baker's Beach) at Fort Winfield Scott, Presidio. Marin Headlands visible in the distance.
PresidioChildren (Elsa and Henry Goecker) posing in front of 305 Scott Street. 303-305-307 Scott. All three of these were built in 1886 by one of the five Hinkel brothers.
Lower HaightMan and woman wading in the surf at Baker Beach (aka Baker's Beach) at Fort Winfield Scott in the Presidio. Marin Headlands visible across the Golden Gate.
PresidioTwo boys posing in sailor suits in front of residence address 225.
Three women dressed in dark clothing and large hats sitting in dunes near foot of Lincoln Way. View looking northeast. Streetcar depot, streetcars, and rustic stone overpass at foot of South Drive (now MLK Drive) in Golden Gate Park in background.
Sunset OuterGoecker family group posing in dunes near Golden Gate Park, view east.
Sunset OuterGoecker family group posed in front of 1302 Great Highway, formerly Villa Miramar proprietor Charles Barta.
Sunset OuterGoecker family group posed on unknown street on their way to their Sunset District Ocean Beach trip, possibly Haight Street.
View north on Scott between Page and Oak. Three children, one riding in a wagon, posed on the sidewalk. East side of Scott visible in the background.
Lower HaightView north on Scott between Page and Oak, a group of children posed on the sidewalk. East side of Scott St. visible in the background
Lower HaightView north on Scott between Page and Oak. Two little girls posed on the sidewalk on the east side of Scott St. Building with onion turret in background still exists on northeast corner of Scott and Oak.
Lower HaightView north on Scott between Page and Oak. Two little girls and dog posed on the sidewalk on the east side of Scott St. Building with onion turret still exists on northeast corner of Scott and Oak.
Lower HaightDudley Stone School class photo, Haight Street between Masonic and Central (current site of Chinese Immersion School).
Haight AshburyDudley Stone School class photo, Haight Street between Masonic and Central (current site of Chinese Immersion School).
Haight AshburyDudley Stone School class photo, Haight Street between Masonic and Central (current site of Chinese Immersion School).
Haight Ashbury