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Elevated view west up Market Street, probably from the Hobart Building at Montgomery and Market. Palace Hotel, Monadnock Building, Hearst / Examiner Building, Call Building, Humboldt Bank Building at left. Crocker Building, Chronicle and Chronicle Annex Buildings on right. Twin Peaks and City Hall dome in distance. Banners strung across Market Street. [16743]
Downtown / Union Square
[5513 In Chinatown] View east on Washington, Hall of Justice (opened September, 1900) and Portsmouth Square in distance. Group of men reading notices on wall at left.
Chinatown
View west from Inner Richmond to soldiers in front of Sibley tents, their gear on the sand and their rifles stacked. [9385 - First New York Volunteers at Camp Merritt]
Richmond Inner
1906 Earthquake and Fire, earthquake relief camp. View northeast from Geary street, St. Dominic's Church at left, Temple Sherith Israel at right background. Taken after April 18, 1906 earthquake and before May 14, 1906, when south tower of St. Dominic's was pulled down. [5340 Supply depot and refugee camp in Hamilton Square]
Lower Pacific Heights
1906 Earthquake and Fire Damage, View Union and Leavenworth [One of the Sights Which Beggars Description--Telegraph Hill Looking East from Union and Leavenworth Streets--San Francisco Earthquake and Fire Disaster of April 18, 1906.]
Russian Hill
May Day Festival, Children in the rotary boat ride at Woodward's Gardens, an amusement park at 14th and Mission
Mission
View across Conservatory Valley with people seated. [5074 Keystone View Co.]
Golden Gate Park
Golden Gate Park donkey ride [Children and Donkeys] Probably east of Sharon Lodge
Golden Gate Park
Russian Hill, Filbert and Larkin in foreground looking southwest. Steeple of Larkin St. Presbyterian Church, Larkin and Pacific (completed 1864), in distance left. Same image as Muybridge 422 stereoview 'A View From Leavenworth St.'
Russian Hill
Elevated view west up California Street from balcony of Express Building. Old St. Mary's Church at right. In the left foreground is Stevenson's Building, of 1859, named after A. J. Stevenson, of Mexican War fame (with Kennedy & Bell Carpets at street level). The next tall building to the west is the Mechanics Institute library of 1863. Painted signage is visible in this photo. The library stayed here only until 1866, when they built a new building on Post Street (their current site).[WK] (one half of a stereo view) Opposite Old St. Mary's is First Congregational Church, with Grace Church beyond at Stockton. [171.]
Financial District
View northeast from near Lafayette Park. Four story building at left is the Parisian Hotel c.1871 (became Abbotsford House 1876, Broadway between Larkin & Polk). To right, Spring Valley Grammar School (S.C. Bugbee & Son Architect 1865-1866), Larkin St. Presbyterian Church (at Pacific, 1864). Russian Hill, large house with dark roof is Rudolph Lawler house, SW corner Green & Leavenworth built 1861. In front of it is J. Shade Duncan house c.1857, to its right with Mansard roof and cupola (NW corner Vallejo & Leavenworth), Jabez Clay house. At lower left with Mansard roof, W.C. Talbot house (S.C. Bugbee & Son 1872 NE Corner Jackson & Franklin). [San Francisco and Environs from Holliday (Sic) Heights 2470] Similar to wnp37.00819. ("Holladay Heights" 1866 mansion of Samuel W. Holladay).[W
Pacific Heights
View southwest over Western Addition towards Lone Mountain. St. Dominic's Catholic Church, Calvary and Laurel Hill cemeteries from Lafayette Park (Holladay Heights)[San Francisco and Environs from Holliday (Sic) Heights 2461]. "Holladay Heights" was the 1866 mansion of Samuel W. Holladay.
Pacific Heights
View northeast from near Lafayette Park. Four story building at left is the Parisian Hotel c.1871 (became Abbotsford House 1876, Broadway between Larkin & Polk). To right, Spring Valley Grammar School (S.C. Bugbee & Son Architect 1865-1866), Larkin St. Presbyterian Church (at Pacific, 1864). On Russian Hill, large house with dark roof is Rudolph Lawler house, SW corner Green & Leavenworth built 1861. In front of it is J. Shade Duncan house c.1857, to its right with Mansard roof and cupola (NW corner Vallejo & Leavenworth), Jabez Clay house. At lower left with Mansard roof, W.C. Talbot house (S.C. Bugbee & Son 1872 NE Corner Jackson & Franklin).[San Francisco and Environs from Holliday (Sic) Heights 2470] Similar to wnp37.00819. ("Holladay Heights" 1866 mansion of Samuel W. Holladay).[W
Pacific Heights
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View southwest over earthquake refugee camp with tents to Sacred Heart Church in distance. Clothing distribution, women standing around piles of clothes. [8732, Distributing clothes to the destitute, Refugee Camp, Lafayette Sq., San Francisco Disaster, U.S.A.] Other image from this stereoview card at wnp24.0105a. (Description from from original stereoview incorrectly identifies the location as Lafayette Park - DG)
Cathedral Hill
[505. General View from the Lincoln School House, looking North to California and Stockton Streets] Temple Emanu-El at left, Nob Hill in distance.
South of Market