Contains 108 photos
[51st Ia. upper R. Hand corner / Division Hospital Front Ground.] Geary and Palm. View north over Army tents, Children's Hospital, Hahnemann Hospital and Pacific Heights homes in distance. Hospital tents in foreground, 51st Iowa Volunteer encampment at far corner of camp. (GGNRA/Stotler GOGA 33760)
Lone Mountain
View south from the roof of Hahneman Hospital (California and Commonwealth) toward Cap Merritt and the 51st Iowa Volunteer encampment. Lone Mountain and Odd Fellows Cemetery in the background, Parker Avenue at left. [51st Ia. Looking South] (GGNRA/Stotler GOGA 33760)
Laurel Heights / Jordan Park
[Presidio 1881 Lange 1140] Troops lined up in formation in small valley to east of Funston Avenue. Officers houses and old Post Hospital in background. (Site of present Presidio YMCA at Lincoln Blvd and Funston Ave.)
Presidio
[Camping at the San Francisco, Cal Presidio] Tents just inside Lombard Street entrance. View north to undeveloped shore. Harbor View baths and amusements on right.
Presidio
View northeast towards old Childrens Hospital from about Geary and Arguello. [First N.D. Infantry Presidio - San Francisco, Calif - Back of Hospital tent 4th tent - Al Davis confined for an ear-ache -- June 1898]
Laurel Heights / Jordan Park
[Presidio Reservation. San Francisco, Cal. W.C. Billington, Photographer.] View northwest from Pacific Heights. Tents and Letterman General Hospital buildings. View northwest to SF Bay. Mt. Tamalpais and Sausalito beyond
Pacific Heights
Crowd in front of Golden Gate Theatre for War Bond Rally. Military band playing. [Golden Gate SF GGA-40 January 1944]
Tenderloin
[Parade] View north to Marine color guard holding American Flag and flag of U.S. Marine Corps. Columbus Day Parade. In background, First National Bank (Crocker Woolworth) Building, built 1908, upper stories demolished in 1980's for Crocker Galleria project. 44 Montgomery (built as Wells Fargo Building) in background right.
South of Market
Parade on Market St. between Hyde and Leavenworth during 1909 Portola Festival. Military personnel carrying huge American flag. Old Hall of Records in background. Stereoview negative.
Civic Center
Washington's Birthday Parade. Soldiers marching west on Market Street, passing Warfield Theatre at left. Soldiers' uniforms have unit designation of Third Infantry Division, 30th U.S. Infantry Regiment, which was stationed at the Presidio. Warfield's marquee reads 'A Yank At Oxford,' released on Feb 18, 1938.
South of Market
Washington's Birthday Parade. Military Cadets marching on Market Street. Buck-Hect Shoes, Foster's restaurant
Financial District
View east from center of Market at ground level to Washington's Birthday Parade. Marching band on Market Street. Ferry Building, Mobilgas sign atop Fife Building in background. Matson and PG&E Buildings at right.
Financial District
Washington's Birthday Parade. Soldiers marching west on Market Street, passing Warfield Theatre at left. Soldiers' uniforms have unit designation of Third Infantry Division, 30th U.S. Infantry Regiment, which was stationed at the Presidio. Warfield's marquee reads 'A Yank At Oxford,' released on Feb 18, 1938. David Hewes Building at right.
Tenderloin
Washington's Birthday Parade. Elevated view east from middle of street to Army band marching west on Market St. Crowds on sidewalk watching parade. (Possibly 6th Coast Artillery band from Fort Winfield Scott.) On left, College Den, Douglas Building, Flood Building. On right, Hale Bros., Lincoln Building, Emporium.
Downtown / Union Square
Washington's Birthday Parade. Army band marching west on Market St. Crowds on sidewalk watching parade. (Possibly 6th Coast Artillery band from Fort Winfield Scott.)
Downtown / Union Square