Embarcadero & Folsom
Looking south toward Bay Bridge, Hills Bros. Coffee plant.
Rincon HillStreet
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Embarcadero & Folsom
View West on Folsom from The Embarcadero
Financial District
Embarcadero & Harrison
View west across Embarcadero to bridge, Hills Brothers Coffee Plant with freight cars alongside (1922-24, George Kelham architect); Joseph Magnin Warehouse, One Harrison (1918, George Applegarth architect).
Rincon Hill
Howard & Steuart
Looking north up Steuart. Tower and rear of Southern Pacific Building in distance.
Financial District
Howard & Steuart
Looking south on Steuart to bridge, waterfront, Hotel Seaboard with Sherwin-Williams electric sign atop.
Financial District
Howard & Steuart
View east on Howard toward Steuart. Pier 16 in the background. Sailor Boy bar in building at left.
Financial District
Howard & Steuart
Looking west toward Folger's Coffee plant.
Financial District
Van Ness & O'Farrell
View west on O'Farrell Street, St. Mary's Cathedral to right, St. Mark's Church in distance left, elderly woman walking with cane.
Cathedral Hill
O'Farrell & Hyde
View east on O'Farrell. Alexander Hamilton Hotel
Tenderloin
Downtown
Pine Street, near Grant, looking east. St. Mary's Square, Pacific National Bank Building (18 story building at 333 Montgomery, near California, demolished 1969), Commercial Union Assurance Building (315 Montgomery), Russ Building. Matson, PG&E Buildings in distance. Buildings on north side of Pine beyond St. Mary's Square Garage (completed 1954) to 315 Montgomery have been demolished.
Chinatown
Nob Hill
Mason Street between Sacramento & Clay
Nob Hill
Duboce & Buchanan
Looking west on Duboce Street to Buena Vista Park, with US Mint at right.
Mint Hill
Pacific near Kearny
View northeast across Pacific Avenue to Gay N' Frisky Club (590 Pacific Avenue), Lee's New Hot Dog Stand, The Carousel, Lucca's, Gene's, DeSoto Plymouth, Associated Parking. In right distance, large sign spanning Pacific at Montgomery St. reads 'Thank You! Come Again.' (Area once known as the Barbary Coast and International Settlement.) Most buildings still stand 2022.
North Beach
Stockton near Sacramento
View North from Stockton Tunnel. To F-Line Streetcars
Nob Hill
Market & Jones
Elevated view from roof of Hibernia Bank, looking east on Market Street at dusk to Crocker Anglo Bank. David Hewes Building, before installation of modern cladding, in distance right.
Tenderloin