Contains 352 photos
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View northeast to fire burning downtown.. 15th Street at far right, the future Mint Hill in center. Site of McKinley School at Castro and 14th (with tents and refugees), and German Hospital (later Franklin, CPMC Davies) under construction at center. [Great San Francisco Fire on the Second Day 19th April 1906]
Corona Heights
Channel Street west from 7th from lumber yard, J.I. Case Threshing Machine Co., 15th & Kansas, in background [dpwbook28 dpw6957] J.I.Case TM Co.
Showplace Square
View to north side of street. Street work by Hotel San Joaquin [dpwbook31 dpw7706] Spreading concrete
North Beach
View to north side of street [Street work by Hotel San Joaquin; dpwbook31 dpw7708B] spreading concrete
North Beach
Sutro Forest. Burning forest slash during construction of Clarendon Ave. [A2826 12-30-30 Clarendon Ave.] [dpwbookSPECIMP16 dpwA2826]
Forest Knolls
Elevated view northwest across Market to fire at 660 Market (Realty Building), which started in the basement of the Waldorf Cafe. The building was demolished shortly thereafter. Its demolition had been planned before the fire to enable the building of a replacement by its owner, the Crocker Estate, and some tenants had already vacated earlier in 1923. The replacement at 660 Market, designed by Lewis Hobart, still stands in 2022 . This photo appeared on the page 3 of the San Francisco Chronicle for November 6, 1923 with the caption "Fighting one of SF's Biggest Fires in 17 Years." [Crocker Estate Album]
South of Market
Elevated view northwest across Market to fire at 660 Market (Realty Building), which started in the basement of the Waldorf Cafe. The building was demolished shortly thereafter. Its demolition had been planned before the fire to enable the building of a replacement by its owner, the Crocker Estate, and some tenants had already vacated earlier in 1923. The replacement at 660 Market, designed by Lewis Hobart, still stands in 2022 . This photo appeared on the page 3 of the San Francisco Chronicle for November 6, 1923 with the caption "Fighting one of SF's Biggest Fires in 17 Years." Duplicate with different cropping wnp27.4530. [Crocker Estate Album]
South of Market
View from Tank Hill, smoke filling the sky
Ashbury Heights
View from Tank Hill, smoke filling the sky
Ashbury Heights
Viewed from Corona Heights. Mint in center. In morning, because of shadow on buildings.
Corona Heights
1906 Earthquake and Fire, Refugees in Jefferson Square along Golden Gate Avenue. Smoke from fire in background, automobile on lawn. [Bear Photo S.F. 18.]
Cathedral Hill
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View northeast to downtown. [Great San Francisco Fire on the Second Day, 19th April 1906]. Site of McKinley School at Castro and 14th, and German Hospital (later Franklin, CPMC Davies) under construction at center. the future Mint Hill at center.
Corona Heights
1906 Earthquake and Fire, Around 4:00 pm. View southeast from Russian Hill, Appraisers Building, Columbus Tower (Sentinel Building), Hall of Justice on Portsmouth Square, Kohl Building, Merchant's Exchange [San Francisco In Flames. Copyrighted 1906 by A.L. Murat S.F. Cal.]
Russian Hill
1906 Earthquake and Fire, the future Mint Hill. Refugees, Protestant Orphan Asylum, School House, City Hall and view northeast at fire after 1906 earthquake. [The Last of the San Francisco Fire. J B Moller Photo 53]
Mint Hill
1906 Earthquake and Fire, Fire from Mint Hill, 1906 fire after the earthquake. Many refugees, wagons moving. Elevated view east from Market near Guerrero Sts. Same original image as wnp27.5007 [Fire in the Mission. A. L. Murat. S.F. CAL. 15.]
Mint Hill