Contains 4015 photos
Image is displayed in reverse, pending repair. View north to Piers 37 (Johnson, Grace Lines), 35 (Matson Lines), and 33. Angel Island in background. In lower center is National Paper Products building at Francisco and Montgomery Streets, still standing in 2024, though heavily redeveloped.
Telegraph Hill
MSRY Cable car #502 on turntable. View north
North Beach
View northeast before Bay fill for Candlestick Park. Gilman Playground in left foreground, Hunters Point Housing & Yosemite Channel
Hunters Point
Elevated view of intersection of Lombard and Leavenworth Streets, with crooked section of Lombard ascending hill at center.
Russian Hill
View west toward future Diamond Heights. Gray Brothers Quarry at left.
Fairmount
St. Mary's Park, later St. Mary's Recreation Center under construction. View south across Alemany Boulevard toward grading, houses on Crescent, Bernal Heights.
Bernal Heights
St. mary's Park, later St. Mary's Recreation Center, under construction. Men grading baseball field by hand. View westerly, Crescent Avenue, Bernal Heights at right above the park.
Bernal Heights
St. Mary's Park, later St. Mary's Recreation Center, under construction. View Southwest toward the Excesior and McLaren Park. Men grading field by hand.
Bernal Heights
St. Mary's Park, later St. Mary's Recreation Center, under construction. View northeast toward multi-tiered grading and Bernal Heights. Men working by hand.
Bernal Heights
View south from the east side. New roadway cut
Clarendon Heights
Sand quarry. Promotional picture for Atlas Mortar Company. Ewing Field in background.
Lone Mountain
Housing Project study, looking east from across the canyon. note the horse. [DPW A7233]
Miraloma Park
Housing Project study, looking east across canyon, everything above rocks is now developed. [DPW A7231]
Glen Park
View northeast from Martha Hill (now Dorothy Erskine Park) towards Glen Canyon, undeveloped Diamond Heights, and the intersection of Bosworth and Elk. The homes on the north side of Bosworth were removed when Bosworth was widened in 1968. Housing Project study [DPW A7232]
Glen Park
Housing Project study, looking south down Glen Canyon [DPW A7229]
Glen Park