Contains 4015 photos
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show encampment in Richmond District, on site of Bay District Racetrack, Lone Mountain in background with cross on top. Men and boys wander through the camp; what appears to be two Native American women are at center left.
Richmond Inner
Boy and girl standing on a dirt road. Both are wearing hats, holding books, and look well-dressed. Possibly heading for school?
Little girl in straw hat talking to another child though a board fence.
View southeast from the top of the Sweeny Observatory. Inner Sunset, Mount Sutro. Pump house, Sweeny Observatory pool and waterfall in the foreground. Olympic Club grounds, Reynolds house on Lincoln Way and 14th Ave. Streetcar poles on 9th Ave but not Lincoln Way, so sometime between 1894 and 1898. [MB Coll]
Golden Gate Park
Elevated view of City Hall from McAllister between Polk and Larkin
Civic Center
Roof of home with view of Twin Peaks hillside.
Eureka Valley
Switchback. Market Street Railway #764. Tank Hill in background. Ralph De Moro photo
Clarendon Heights
view toward south side of Market Street, IOOF Bldg., Westward Ho bar. Redwood City bus turning onto Fulton.
Civic Center
Looking toward Presidio and Palace of Fine Arts
Pacific Heights
View northeasterly from 3rd Street toward Hunters Point
Dogpatch
Construction. Bulldozer grading berm between Upper and Lower Great Highway.
Sunset Outer
Construction along Ocean Beach, truck dumping sand.
Sunset Outer
View northwest across Market to Powell and Eddy, Bank of Italy headquarters (opened 1921, later Bank of America, Bliss & Faville, architects), Hotel Turpin.
Downtown / Union Square
View Northerly from Kite Hill, Corona Heights at left with Gray Brothers brick factory, City Hall in the distance [Panorama, view showing City Hall in distance]
Eureka Valley
Intersection of Jones & Jackson streets on Nob Hill, looking NW to Russian Hill. At the corner is 1501 Jones, built in 1867 for Robert C Scott, the owner of a wines and liquors business. Next to the north is 1505 Jones, built in 1868 for Charles Murray, a clerk. The gabled house with a porch, partly obscured by a tree, is 1507 Jones, built in 1864 for Wilbur F Bayley, co-proprietor of a photography studio at 618 Washington. In the background is a mansard-roofed mansion at the NW corner of Vallejo and Leavenworth, Russian Hill, built in 1871 for brick manufacturer Jabez Clay and was later the home of a well-known judge, Delos Lake. At the extreme upper right is the octagonal house at 1067 Green Street, the only building in this photo that still stands. [WK][No. 983 Russian Hill]
Nob Hill