Seals Stadium
San Francisco Seals baseball team catcher warming up along 3rd base side.
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Seals Stadium
San Francisco Seals baseball team catcher warming up along 3rd base side.
Mission
Seals Stadium
San Francisco Seals baseball team catcher warming up along 3rd base side.
Mission
Seals Stadium
San Francisco Seals baseball player warming up along 3rd base side.
Mission
Seals Stadium
San Francisco Seals baseball player warming up along 3rd base side.
Mission
City Hall
View east across Van Ness Avenue to facade and dome of City Hall at night.
Civic Center
Grant & Sacramento
View south on Grant Street at night. Neon signs advertising Chinatown restaurants, including Hang Far Low.
Chinatown
Grant near California
View north past cable car at intersection. Chinatown businesses including New Grant Hotel (Transient), Lee's, Frank's, Cathay House, and Sing Chong.
Chinatown
Fisherman's Wharf
View east over fishing boat basin towards Fishermen's Grotto #9, Alioto's and Tarantino's Restaurants. Gas holder/tank at foot of Powell, gas works in distance.
Fisherman's Wharf
View northeasst to fishing boats moored in boat basin. Freighter 'Philippine Bear' tied up at Pier 45 in background. The ship had been built as a U.S. Navy freighter, USS Townsend, 19 1944, but was decommissioned and sold to Pacific Far East Lines in September, 1947 and renamed SS Philippine Bear.
Fishermans Wharf
View N from Hyde St. Pier
View north from old ferry slip at Hyde St. Pier towards Alcatraz and Angel Island. Pier 45 just visible over pilings at extreme right.
Pine & Grant
Chinatown. Looking north on Grant Avenue from Pine St. Tai Chong & Co, Shanghai Low, Chinese Lily Jewelry, Lamps of China. Sing Chong Co., Cathay House in distance.
Chinatown
New Montgomery & Mission
Elevated view northeast to Wells Fargo and Co. Express building at New Montgomery and Mission was built in 1888-1889 to designs by architects Shepley, Rutan, and Coolidge of Boston, successor firm of Henry Hobson Richardson, and also architects of Stanford University. Wells Fargo Express moved here from its old quarters (since 1876) at Sansome and Halleck streets; it had previously been at California and Montgomery. The building shown here was added to in 1902 (2 additional stories and some facade revision) and became known then as the Crossley Building, destroyed in the 1906 catastrophe. (WMK)
Financial District
Montgomery near Bush
Ladd's Drugs at 133 Montgomery St and The Bonanza restaurant at 141 Montgomery, between Bush & Sutter
Downtown / Union Square
Maiden Lane near Stockton
Crowd of people on Maiden Lane, with overhead decorations for Flower Festival or Floral Fiesta. Looking west.
Downtown / Union Square