Contains 672 photos
Elevated view north on Montgomery past Masonic Temple, Lick House, Clock Tower Building (Later Savings and Loan Society Building) at left. horsecars, carriage, men standing watching cistern (?) with brick wall being created on right. Signage for Taber photographic studio atop Hibernia Bank Building (demolished 1893) at right (Taber moved to that address in October, 1879).
Financial District
Exterior of Volume National Brands store at 867 Market Street. Leeds Shoes next door.
South of Market
Interior of Volume National Brands store at 867 Market Street. Shag carpet, display counters.
South of Market
Interior of Volume National Brands store at 867 Market Street. Shag carpet, display counters.
South of Market
Interior of Volume National Brands store at 867 Market Street. Shag carpet, display counters.
South of Market
Interior of Volume National Brands store at 867 Market Street. Shag carpet, display counters.
South of Market
Salvation Army Truck at intersection, likely Mission District.
View to 2999 Pacific Street on southeast corner.
Pacific Heights
View north from MUNI Pier across bay towards Alcatraz and Angel Island.
Aquatic Park / Ft. Mason
View from beach towards military tanker ship passing outside of lagoon. Muni Pier at left. Hyde Street Pier at right..
View from beach to Golden Gate Bridge and Marin Headlands in distance. Black Point, Fort Mason.
Aquatic Park / Ft. Mason
View east to Telegraph Hill, Coit Tower, Hyde Street Pier. Stern-wheel riverboat 'Fort Sutter' tied up at Hyde Street Pier at left. (Entrepreneur Barney Gould hoped to turn the riverboat into a floating night club. It was destroyed by fire in 1959.)
Aquatic Park / Ft. Mason
View north from the end of Municipal (Muni) Pier towards Alcatraz Island, Angel Island and a passing freighter. Fishermen fishing over side of pier.
S.S. Lurline, one of the Matson Lines ocean liners built for the Hawaii and Australasia runs. Probably Pier 32, where Matson Navigation had its terminal.
South Beach
S.S. President Taft and S.S. President Pierce with Sea Duke tugboat in between. Part of the American President Line (former Dollar Steamship Co.)