View southeast along Page. Building at right demolished and replaced with brick apartment building, those on east side of Cole survived. residential street scene, for URR Accident Report 2598-20 - United Railroads [25 feet west of west property line at Page Street looking southeast] [U07032]
Haight Ashbury
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Telegraph Hill
View north from Union & Kearny to German Castle (Layman's Castle)
North Beach
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Pacific & Divisadero
View northwest to Last Day of the Pacific Avenue Cable Car Line. The line was opened in 1887 and finally closed service in 1929. A parade was staged along the line, these riders are dressed in period clothes of the 1890s.
Pacific Heights
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James Lick School
View looking Southwest to Clipper St
Noe Valley
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James Lick School
View south from roof of school over schoolyard to houses on Clipper street, and sparsely developed hills beyond. Cykman's Drugs at left, with Golden State Ice Cream sign and delivery truck parked in front. In center distance, slope stabilization and plantings for Douglass Park. 337 Clipper at left, portion 0f 373 Clipper at far right. Most houses in view still stand in 2021. (AS)
Noe Valley
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James Lick School
View southwest from roof of school over schoolyard to Castro & Clipper intersection, houses and site of the future Diamond Heights development beyond. Cykman's Drugs at left, with Golden State Ice Cream sign and delivery truck parked in front. In center distance, slope stabilization and plantings for Douglass Park.(AS)
Noe Valley
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Lincoln High Future Site
Proposed Site for Lincoln High School. View southeast from approximately 24th Avenue and Quintara Street. Houses along 22nd Avenue and Rivera Street in middle distance, Mount Davidson and Sherwood Forest in background.
Sunset
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Panhandle
Golden Gate Park Panhandle [A]. People sitting on benches near Fell & Cole Streets.
Golden Gate Park
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South Van Ness near 17th
1906 Earthquake and Fire -Drunken Houses, South Van Ness (then Howard) between 17th & 18th
Mission
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South Van Ness near 17th
1906 Earthquake and Fire - View northeast to Drunken Houses, South Van Ness (then Howard) between 17th & 18th
Mission
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Corona Heights
Levant trail looking north to States St. Buena Vista Park rising in background
Corona Heights
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Unknown Location
Ekolaka one girl hotel. Girl posing holding her doll.
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49A Miguel Street
Elevated iew northerly across Miguel Street between Beacon and Bemis toward downtown. 49A still stands in 2021.
Fairmount
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Cesar Chavez near Precita
View north across Cesar Chavez (then Army) near Precita. Westbound 25-Line #276 / Central Shoe Renewing 2934 Army.
Bernal Heights
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Carmel & Clayton
View northeast to Kissel promotional auto covered in painted text (with 'High Gear' painted on radiator), at Carmel and Clayton. Engine Company No. 40 firehouse and Mt. Olympus in background. Firemen posing with kids. In May, 1923, as a promotion, Kissel arranged for one of its Model 55 cars to be driven from Merced to Yosemite Valley with its transmission locked in high gear. In the car were Carl Borgen, driver, L.D. Whitehurst, San Francisco sales manager, and Charles H. Holdson, pilot. This photo is from a similar test in late July, 1923 when the same car climbed Twin Peaks in low gear, driven by Borgen with Phil Sheridan, automotive editor of The Call as a passenger. Whitehurst walked beside the car during the test.