Lands end
Great White Fleet approaching Golden Gate, May 6, 1908. (Note: image reversed.)
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Contains 1039 photos
Great White Fleet
Either the cruiser USS California or USS Pennsylvania, at anchor in SF Bay during visit of the Great White Fleet in 1908.
SF Bay
Ships in the Golden Gate
Twin funnel steamer entering Golden Gate. Fort Point in silhouette at left.
Presidio
E Side of Telegraph Hill
View north to bay. Sunset Photo-Engraving co., SF Bay from Telegraph Hill
Telegraph Hill
Frank H. Buck Shipwreck
Oil tanker SS Frank H. Buck shipwreck at Lands End. Mile Rocks lighthouse at right.
Lands End
SS Coos Bay Shipwreck
Coos Bay shipwreck at Lands End. On October 22, 1927, the lumber carrier got lost in the fog in the Golden Gate. Ended up on rocks between China Beach and Dead Man's Point.
Lands End
Frank H. Buck Shipwreck
SS Frank H. Buck shipwreck at Lands End. Mile Rocks lighthouse at far right. Engine block of sister ship SS Lyman Stewart, wrecked in 1922, visible at lower right.
Lands End
Telegraph Hill
Tree planting Telegraph Hill near parking lot[A]. Pioneer Park.
Telegraph Hill
Telegraph Hill
View north to construction of Pioneer Park parking area in front of Coit Tower. Gas storage tank in background left at foot of Powell St. has since been removed. Alcatraz and Angel Island in distance. [C]
Telegraph Hill
Battleship Oregon, PPIE
Panama-Pacific International Exposition, night view Battleship 'Oregon' illuminated by searchlights, San Francisco Day.
Marina
PPIE
Panama-Pacific International Exposition, Self-righting lifeboat drill in bay. Steam locomotive on pier, USS Oregon and Angel Island in distance.
Marina
Golden Gate Bridge
From vista parking lot near Toll Plaza in Presidio. Freighter passing under bridge, Marin Headlands in background.
Presidio
Ferryboat on SF Bay
View from Bay towards Bay Bridge. Skyline at right.
SF Bay
Telegraph Hill
Coit Tower parking lot in Pioneer Park. View north to Alcatraz, Angel Island, Mt. Tamalpais; aircraft carrier with planes on flight deck. At right, top of 290 Lombard, Art Moderne apartment building, Architect: H.C. Baumann, built 1940.
Telegraph Hill
SF Bay
View from bay towards waterfront piers, Telegraph Hill and Coit Tower. Freighter 'Seattle Star' tied up at pier in foreground.
Telegraph Hill