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Transbay (East Bay) Terminal Construction, View southwest. Most of the buildings on the left side of photo have since been demolished. [Terminal San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge - MacDonald & Kahn, Builders - Photo No. 23
South of Market
Transbay (East Bay) Terminal Construction, View southwest, Pacific Telephone Building in background [Terminal San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge - MacDonald & Kahn, Builders - Photo No. 24]
South of Market
Transbay (East Bay) Terminal Construction. View Northeast from about Howard east of 2nd, PG&E and Matson Buildings in background. Bonestell & Co. Paper warehouse, Howard Street. [Terminal San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge - MacDonald & Kahn, Builders - Photo No. 24]
South of Market
Transbay (East Bay) Terminal Construction View southeast across construction site toward Bay Bridge in background. [Terminal San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge - MacDonald & Kahn, Builders - Photo No. 24
South of Market
Transbay (East Bay) Terminal Construction View southeast across construction site toward Bay Bridge in background. [Terminal San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge - MacDonald & Kahn, Builders - Photo No. 25
South of Market
Transbay (East Bay) Terminal Construction. View Northeast from about Howard east of 2nd, PG&E and Matson Buildings in background. Bonestell & Co. Paper warehouse, Howard Street. [Terminal San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge - MacDonald & Kahn, Builders - Photo No. 25]
South of Market
Transbay (East Bay) Terminal Construction, View southwest. [Terminal San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge - MacDonald & Kahn, Builders - Photo No. 25
South of Market
Northeast corner of 8th Avenue and Geary Blvd. Building on left is parish offices and priests' residences. [45 - Star of the Sea Mission (Geary Street) Ray Oil Burner File - 15741-3 - Morton]
Richmond Inner
View north past St. Francis Wood clubhouse and tract office toward houses on Yerba Buena Avenue. 65 Santa Clara Avenue under construction in left background, designed by architect Henry H. Gutterson and built in 1920. [56]
St. Francis Wood
View east past 40 and 50 Terrace Drive on right, designed by architect Henry H. Gutterson and built in St. Francis Wood 1916. Children on lawn. [W-908]
St. Francis Wood
27 San Benito Way, designed by architects Masten and Hurd and built in St. Francis Wood in 1924.
St. Francis Wood
11 San Benito Way, designed by architect Henry H. Gutterson and built in St. Francis Wood in 1920. [125]
St. Francis Wood
65 Santa Clara Avenue, designed by architect Henry H. Gutterson and built in St. Francis Wood in 1920.
St. Francis Wood
37 Santa Monica Way (actually fronting San Lorenzo Way), designed by architect Henry H. Gutterson and built in St. Francis Wood in 1918.
St. Francis Wood
View to 33 and 37 Santa Monica Way (actually fronting on San Lorenzo Way), both designed by architect Henry H. Gutterson and built in St. Francis Wood in 1918. [37]
St. Francis Wood