Contains 101 photos
Rainy Day, Elevated view northeast to unknown funeral in front of pier near foot of Pacific Street, between Pier 7 and Pier 9. Crowds of people, horse drawn hearse at center. Dray wagon, Eagle Laundry Co. carriage. Kearny-Ferries Streetcar #1132. Pacific Coast Steamship Company Office in background.
Northern Waterfront
View South on Van Ness at Sacramento
Pacific Heights
View South on Van Ness between Sacramento and California (detail of wnp4.1400)
Pacific Heights
View South on Van Ness between Sacramento and California (detail of wnp4.1400)
Pacific Heights
Elevated view across Union Square toward Stockton & Maiden Lane, a rainy day. Fred Benioff store.
Downtown / Union Square
View south on Lippard. Glen Park School on left. Rainy day, kids on roller skates. Sign reads 'Military Restricted Light Zone. Dim Out Headlights.' Street painted with "X X X X DIM."
Glen Park
View west down Market St. Originally the Portola Theatre, torn down 1971. 'Mona' is playing. Roos-Atkins behind. Market Street near 4th.
South of Market
Elevated view West on Market toward crowds of people on sidewalk in front of Call Building. Phelan Building in right background. 4-line streetcar #1732, cars, horses. A rainy day. Bankers Investment Building not yet constructed. Same image as wnp32.0125.
South of Market
Men sweeping water from flood away from doorway of liquor store, possibly Church and Market area. Birdcage traffic signal.
Mission Dolores
Flood in intersection, line of MUNI streetcars and autos waiting to cross. US Mint in background. George's Market and J. H. Wiley Furniture. Buildings in front of Mint no longer stand and are now the Safeway parking lot.
Mission Dolores
Tree branches in street, possibly somewhere near Golden Gate Park, apartment buildings with many garages.
View east on Clara between 5th and 6th Streets. Car drives through flooded street with flooding.
South of Market
Hibernia Bank Building (1892) and (right) the Hibernia Office Building (1908). Architect Albert Pissis designed the bank building that was exceptional at the time for its classical grandeur and order. San Francisco Landmark 130. The Hibernia Office Building was built by the Hibernia Bank (designed by William Helbing) in 1908. In 1913 it was remodeled into the Hotel Boyd, which it has remained ever since. The auto appears to be a steam-powered 1911 White model GA coupe.[B-18] [G810 B-018] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
Tenderloin
1906 Earthquake and Fire, People, wagons and automobile, on Market Street, with ruins behind. Street wet. [EF-30 Leaving San Francisco April 20, 1906] [F810 EF-030] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
Elevated nighttime view looking east on Market Street from 5th. Varella's candies, Leighton Restaurant
Downtown / Union Square