19th & Bryant
Fire at northeast corner of 19th & Bryant, building still stands with one story removed. [4/4 18th Bryant ERB - firefighter John Walsh, right] (folder: Fire, Smokey Firefighters)
MissionSign
Contains 1295 photos
Pine & Leavenworth
[4/4 1190 Pine] (folder: Fire, Smokey Premises) Building no longer stands, was demolished after this fire.
Lower Nob Hill
Taylor near Turk
Night view of parking lot with ladder trucks and hoses, billboard for Drake Hotel 225 Eddy [4/4 Turk & Taylor] (folder: Fire, Street Scene, Bird' s-eye view)
Tenderloin
48th Ave near Judah
Elevated view north over backyards between 48th Avenue and La Playa Street and Judah and Irving Streets. Firefighters fight a blaze in small dwelling in the backyard of 1351 48th Avenue. What appears to be a Carville home in the foreground (replaced by apartments in 1970), Seal Rocks and Fat Boy Barbecue visible in the distance. [2/2 48th Judah] (folder: Fire, Street Scene, Bird',s-eye view)
Sunset Outer
22nd & 3rd St
Kentucky House bar and lodging house, 1500 Kentucky (now Third St.). Southwest corner 22nd and 3rd St. Wines, Liquors, Board & Lodging. Bartender and people pose in front. [G57 SHO-006] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
Dogpatch
519 Post
Madam M.S.E. Lee Cleaning & Dyeing, Tailoring & Alterations,' 519 Post St. Operated by Mrs. Mary S. Lee. Woman in doorway with feather hat, fur stole & muff. [G57 SOF-003] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
Lower Nob Hill
Market near Annie
View northeast across Market to electrical display for Admission Day, California and American flags strung across street. From left, Chronicle Building, Old 660 Market Building (Realty Building, built 1907, with Brown Brothers Clothiers, The Cosmos Cafe, Waldor, Pinzon), Crocker Building, edge of Palace Hotel at right. [G57 SPA-016] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
South of Market
Market near Grant
[TEH861 Market Street opp Grant Ave. 1875] Elevated view of south side of Market between Third and Fourth St. Berges restaurant, H. E. Bullivant & Co. carpets, window shades F. S. Chadbourne & Co. furniture, Lippi Bros 749 Market Pictures & Frames. [G57 SSS-033] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
Downtown / Union Square
Ferry Building
Pier sign for 'San Quentin, Sausalito Ferry, Schuetzen Park' in front of Ferry Building. View looking SW across Embarcadero toward foot of Market Street. Horsecars in background. [G45 SH-636](GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
Financial District
Market & Kearny
Elevated view east past Lotta's Fountain to Monadnock Building, Palace Hotel, Metropolis Bank Building, Balboa Building, Underwood Building, Ferry Building in distance. 9-line streetcar passing.
Downtown / Union Square
16th near Mission
[3/3 16th - Mission] View east on 16th Street. Firefighter using ladders to access rooftop of thee-story building. Nielsen Cafeteria, Bell Bazaar, Crocker Bank (folder: Fire, Street Scene, Hose - Filled Scenes)
Mission
Montgomery & Pacific
Barbary Coast. Northeast corner Montgomery & Pacific Streets. Jimmy Lawlor's The Turf Concert/Dance Hall. Sign above entrance reads 'Nicely Furnished Housekeeping Apartments.' This building still stands in 2021.[F810 BC-005] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
North Beach
Pacific near Kearny
Barbary Coast. View northeast across Pacific Street between Kearny & Montgomery to Hippodrome, Purcell's So Different Cafe, Old Gold, Thalia Dance Hall [Pacific St. BC-6][F810 BC-006] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
North Beach
Pacific & Kearny
Barbary Coast, View northeast across intersection of Columbus, Kearny, and Pacific up Kearny toward Broadway. Parente Brothers Tavern, with stained glass signage on the corner awning for Wreden's Lager, Old Kirk Whiskies, North Star, and ads for Rainier Beer, shoe shine stand to left of doorway. 16-Line Streetcar in background left in front of New Broadway Hotel, having just turned from Broadway. A posed photo, proprietors standing in each business doorway. Most of the buildings in this view still stand in 2021. In doorway of Parente's are posters for a fight promoted by Louis Parente in Coffroth Daly City Arena, Ad Wolgast and Willie Hoppe, set for 9-22-16, but postponed and cancelled, because of weather and threat of legal prosecution. [BC-7][F810 BC-007] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)(AS)
North Beach
Clay & Grant
View northeast across intersection to building housing Fook Woh Bazaar, 731 Clay. Posters for 'The World' at the California Theatre, which opened for a one week run in February, 1887. Building at center demolished late 1887. Same image as Kilburn Bros. stereoview wnp24.187a. [F810 C-005] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346) [China town, DuPont St. N.E. corner Clay St. C-5]
Chinatown