Fillmore Chutes
Elevated view west after May 29, 1911 fire on block bounded by Fillmore, Webster, Eddy and Turk [A. Lipman 421 Clement SF] California Baking Co. Home of Oom Paul Bread, southwest corner Eddy & Fillmore in background.
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Fillmore near Turk
1907 Streetcar strike against United Railroads at the Turk and Fillmore Car House. Violent strike where 30 people were killed, but the company won.
Western Addition
Fillmore & Turk
Elevated view northeast across the intersection of Turk and Fillmore, Ruins of the Fillmore Chutes after the fire of May 29, 1911. United Railroads 22-Line street car and Fillmore street arches with globe lights in foreground. Pierce-Rodolph storage facility on Eddy Street in background. Chutes Theatre (later the Lyric and the American) at right. Block bounded by Fillmore, Webster, Eddy and Turk. [A. Lipman 421 Clement SF]
Western Addition
Fillmore Chutes
Elevated view northwest from between Fillmore and Webster near Turk street, in ruins after fire. Garrick Theatre (Previously Orpheum Theater & later Bagdad Bowling Alley (before move to 26th and Noriega) and Princess (later Ellis) Theatre. California Baking Co., southwest corner Eddy & Fillmore. [A. Lipman 421 Clement SF]
Western Addition
Fillmore Chutes
View northeast from within Chutes grounds after fire of May 29, 1911. Roller Coaster. Policeman and others in burned out site. Pierce Rodolph storage warehouse on Eddy, background left. In right background, Chutes Theatre (later the Lyric and the American). Block bounded by Fillmore, Webster, Eddy and Turk. [A. Lipman 421 Clement SF]
Western Addition
Temple Emanu El
Elevated view north across Sutter Temple Emanu-el, present site of 450 Sutter Medical building.
Downtown / Union Square
Old Mint
Elevated view northwest across 5th & Mission Streets intersection to United States Mint. Men pose on corner, one with Penny Farthing bicycle. Same original image as wnp37.00329. [B 38. U.S. Mint, San Francisco, Cal.]
South of Market
Mason & California
Elevated view southeast across intersection to Leland Stanford, Sr. and Mark Hopkins Mansions, taken from Flood Mansion. [B 1705 Hopkins and Stanford Residences]
Nob Hill
Flood Mansion
[B 2430 J.C. Flood's Residence, California Street, San Francisco.] View northwest across California St. David Colton residence at left.
Nob Hill
Crocker Mansion
Elevated view north across California St. between Jones and Taylor to Charles Crocker Mansion. [B 1151 Chas. Crocker's Residence, San Francisco, Cal.]
Nob Hill
California & Kearny
Elevated view west to California street cable cars. Old St. Mary's, California House on right. Opposite Old St. Mary's is First Congregational Church, with Grace Church beyond at Stockton. E. Hartog Law & Collection Office, Adelphi Theatre. Duplicate of wnp70.0479. [B523 California Street from Kearny Street, SF]
Financial District
Pioneer Monument
Post-earthquake view of Marshall Square and the Pioneer (James Lick) Monument at corner of Hyde and Grove Streets. View northerly toward the Hall of Records. Hall of Records demolished late 1916-early 1917. This shows the east wing of the old city hall (with brick tower removed as hazard) which was reduced in height, rehabbed and used for offices until about 1914
Civic Center
Market & Powell
MSRy #410 31-line passing the Emporium (Former Market Street Railway MSRy unit #110 renumbered #410 after the merger in order to avoid confusion with MUNI #110.)
Downtown / Union Square
View from Fairmont
View East, Treasure Island, Yerba Buena Island, Embarcadero Freeway, US Appraisers Building, Hall of Justice
Nob Hill
View from Fairmont
View North toward Russian Hill, 1070 Green under construction, Washington & Mason Cable Car Powerhouse in foreground
Nob Hill