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At center Republican Presidential candidate, New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey and wife Frances Hutt Dewey arriving at Oakland's 16th Street train station. On right, then California Governor Earl Warren (later Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court) and wife Nina Meyers Warren (third from right).
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Republican Presidential candidate, New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey and wife Frances Hutt Dewey arriving at Oakland's 16th Street train station. On right, then California Governor Earl Warren (later Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court) and wife Nina Meyers Warren.
Outside SF
Republican Presidential Candidate, New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey, with wife Frances Hutt Dewey in front of him, arriving at Oakland's 16th Street train station.
Outside SF
Republican Presidential Candidate, New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey and wife Frances Hutt Dewey at Oakland's 16th Street train station.
Outside SF
Republican Presidential Candidate, Dwight D. Eisenhower arriving at the 16th Street Oakland Train Station.
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Republican Presidential Candidate, Dwight D. Eisenhower arriving at the 16th Street Oakland Train Station
Outside SF
Round house of the Ferries & Cliff House Railroad (steam train). North side of California between Locust and Laurel. United Railroads [U00114] (negative broken - 4 pieces)
Presidio Heights
View west on Broadway from Drumm, showing Southern Pacific rail yard. Accident report 5470 - Gorman Case. A United Railroads streetcar #689 in an accident with Pacific Fruit Express freight car. Hotel Evans in the background. [U03288]
Northern Waterfront
View northeast from Southern Pacific track crossing at San Jose Ave & Sagamore, Market Street Railway (MSRy) 9-line Streetcar #919. I280 Freeway runs through this view today. Bartoli's in background.
Oceanview
[getting off train] Commuter train at the Oakland Mole.
Outside SF
[on the dock] Commuter train at the Oakland Mole.
Outside SF
Antique railroad locomotive engines and passenger cars at Moore Shipyard in Oakland. [Locomotive] (These were authentic locomotives and rail cars, but painted in livery of the two trains present at Gold Spike ceremony at Promontory, Utah, in 1869. They served as props at 1939-1940 Worlds Fair stage production on Treasure Island.)
Outside SF
Antique railroad locomotive engines and passenger cars at Moore Shipyard in Oakland. [Locomotive] (These were authentic locomotives but painted in livery of the two engines present at Gold Spike ceremony at Promontory, Utah, in 1869. They served as props at 1939-1940 Worlds Fair stage production on Treasure Island.)
Outside SF
Passenger train on railroad right of way between Shafter and Revere just east of Hawes, most likely carrying workers for Hunters Point Shipyard. Temporary passenger rail service was run from the Hunters Point shipyard to connect with Southern Pacific trains during World War 2. Hunters Point with worker housing in background.
Hunters Point
1906 Earthquake and Fire, view southeast from about 20th Street and Iowa (now the site of I-280 Freeway) toward Santa Fe Railroad Yard and 1906 Earthquake refugee camp outfitted with US Army tents. Minnesota Street worker cottages (the Pelton Cottages) at center. Irish Hill in background left. Hunters Point in distance right. Spreckels Sugar refinery in distance left.
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