Contains 517 photos
View north across Sutter intersection toward Bush and Fillmore. Franklin Hall, second building on left from Sutter corner, served as a relief headquarters and temporary City Hall after the 1906 earthquake and fire. On right signs for Alexander Politzer 1810 Fillmore, Phoenix Real Estate. On left signs for Hayden, Alderman and Oakford Atorneys 1825 Fillmore, Harry E. Michael Attorney 1845 Fillmore, Aetna Life Insurance Co. 1849 Fillmore.
Japantown
View west on Haight St. from Ashbury. Gold Cane cocktails, Holcombe jeweler.
Haight Ashbury
Looking east. Odd Fellows in background.
South of Market
View north on 2nd Street, toward Bay Bridge Approach, Schmidt Lithograph Clock Tower
South Beach
View toward Broadway, looking south (with pedestrians)
North Beach
View toward Broadway, looking south
North Beach
Parkway construction of Sunset Boulevard looking north to Judah Street.
Sunset Outer
Kohl Building, American National Bank Building, Merchants Exchange, approaching cable car, view east from street. Clunie Building at right. At far left, Parrott Building, or Parrott Block (1852, Architect Stephen Williams), demolished 1926.
Financial District
Elevated view northeast to north side of Sutter between Kearny & Montgomery, Hallidie Building, Thomas Cook & Son Travel, French Bank Building, California-Pacific Building.
Downtown / Union Square
Showing crooked curve with Telegraph Hill in background
Russian Hill
looking south from near Mission Dolores, palms in median, cars on right
Mission Dolores
Looking south on Taylor St to Tenderloin
Nob Hill
Looking east, Potrero Hill in background
Mission
Crowd of Chinese Men and Children awaiting news of Boxer Rebellion, in front of Ning Yung Association, 23 Waverly Place, Yuen Fat & Co., Quong On Chong & Co. (23 Waverly in 1895 directory).[11659. Reading the war news--in Chinatown]
Chinatown
[Twin Peaks rise majestically at the head of Market Street Zan 189] View west from center of street to Twin Peaks. Civic Center Hotel, El Mirasol Apartments. 9-Line streetcar, Acme Beer truck.
Civic Center