North Point at Hyde
View west to Streetcar #1006 with wings livery, Ghirardelli Clock tower, North Point Market, barber.
Aquatic Park / Ft. MasonStreetcar
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Judah & Great Highway
Streetcar #1115, a N-Line terminus.
Sunset Outer
Columbus & Mason
Streetcar SFMR #17, Coit Tower and Ss. Peter & Paul Church
Russian Hill
Market at 12th
View southeast across Market to approaching SFMR PCC K-Line #1118, Waters Buick, Carousel Ballroom, Bank of America, Merchandise Mart.
South of Market
Duboce at Pierce
SFMR #1118, N-Line, entering Portal Sunset Tunnel
Duboce Triangle
Market & 5th
View northeast across Market to inbound SFMR (Muni) PCC #1154. Howard's Clothing, Flood Building with Woolworth's. Gallenkamp's Shoes, George Christopher for Governor in Douglas Building. Christopher, after his last term as mayor had ended in 1964, challenged Ronald Reagan in the June 1966 primary and lost. Buildings at left demolished for BART plaza. Bank of America building (now One Powell) in background left.
South of Market
Jones & Market
View southeast across Market to passengers on island boarding SFMR PCC L-Line #1023. In background, David Hewes building with modern cladding (installed 1963-1964), KSAY, Weinstein Co., Clinton Cafeteria.
Tenderloin
9th & Market
View southwest across Market toward Western Furniture Exchange and Merchandise Mart (1937), later renamed Market Square, SFMR Muni Streetcar #1020
Civic Center
Market near Mason
View northwest across Market to aproaching SFMR PCC L-line #1104 at island. Dean Building, Paramount, Fox Warfield Theatre playing 'Comedy of Terrors', Maxferd's, Credit Dentist Dr. King in Dean Building (demolished 2018) at right. St. Francis Theatre playing "The Cardinal" at left.
Tenderloin
Market & Powell
SFMR PCC #1052, J-Line. View east on Market. Emporium at right.
Downtown / Union Square
Fillmore at Sutter
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
9th & Pacheco
Opening Ceremony for the MSRy 6-line, Crowd of people and children
Forest Hill
Market & 8th
View east on Market, Orpheum and Embassy Theaters, Crystal Palace Market, SFMR #83, #151, #143
South of Market
Chestnut near Scott
View northwest to Municipal Railway (Muni) F-Line #9, one of Muni's original cars. Behind it is a 'Magic Carpet' Car #1002. El Presidio (later Presidio) Theatre in distance. Murray's, Ritz Cleaners, The Anchor bar, Brownie's Fountain Lunch at right. Conductor adjusts fender. Sign on front of car promotes Propositions 1 and 2 on June, 1942 ballot, to supplement water supply and fire protection for defense needs.
Marina
Washington & Sansome
View northeast across intersection to Market St. Railway Co (MSRy) 29-Line #778, Sansome & Chestnut to Post & Kearny Sunday Shuttle, passing Appraiser's Building.
Financial District