Contains 2167 photos
View northeast from Kite Hill (Solari Hill) toward Corona Heights and Eureka Valley. Gray Brothers Quarry and Brick Factory. 250 Douglass (Nobby Clark's Folly), Most Holy Redeemer Catholic Church (dedicated Christmas Day, 1901) at right. Market Street, Old City Hall, Yerba Buena Island in the distance.
Eureka Valley
View Southeasterly across Eureka Valley toward Castro Hill. Most Holy Redeemer Catholic Church at far right, 18th and Diamond Streets. Houses on south side of States St. in foreground.
Corona Heights
View southwesterly from the eastern end of Corona Heights, corner of 17th Street and Douglass at lower left. Ord Street crossing at center, 106-108 Ord at center. Stick Victorians 80 Ord and 72 Ord (next to where Saturn Steps would be built) at middle right.
Corona Heights
View north across California between Fillmore and Webster (near Orben Place) (35mm)
Pacific Heights
Visitors walking past Victorian Court at 2040 Union St. between Webster and Buchanan. Tom Kaye Antiques, Ragsmatazz, The Knittery.
Union Street
R.C. Chambers Mansion at 2220 - 2222 Sacramento Street between Buchanan and Laguna, when mansion was operated as Mansions Hotel by Robert Pritikin. Chambers Mansion, built 1887 (updated 1917) SFLandmark 119.
Pacific Heights
1906 Earthquake and Fire, View north on Shotwell between 21st & 22nd. Street kitchens, Victorian homes (most still stand in this view). wnp15.1156 is same original image with different cropping.
Mission
Chuck Wagon Restaurant 2036 Lombard between Fillmore and Webster. Building on left demolished.
Marina
Children (Elsa and Henry Goecker) posing in front of 305 Scott Street. 303-305-307 Scott. All three of these were built in 1886 by one of the five Hinkel brothers.
Lower Haight
View east across Baker toward the corner of Fell Street, large number of billboards, including a poster for the Southwell Opera Company at the Grand Opera House, April, 1899, performing 'The Queen's Lace Handkerchief'. Shadow of photographer's head at bottom. (Current site of DMV office)
Panhandle
East side of Pierce between Waller and Haight. 110 Pierce at left, built 1897, is largely intact (2020), 106 Pierce (then 104 Pierce) at right has had some modifications, but is very recognizable (2020)
Lower Haight
View north on Scott between Page and Oak. Three children, one riding in a wagon, posed on the sidewalk. East side of Scott visible in the background.
Lower Haight
View north on Scott between Page and Oak, a group of children posed on the sidewalk. East side of Scott St. visible in the background
Lower Haight
View north on Scott between Page and Oak. Two little girls posed on the sidewalk on the east side of Scott St. Building with onion turret in background still exists on northeast corner of Scott and Oak.
Lower Haight
View north on Scott between Page and Oak. Two little girls and dog posed on the sidewalk on the east side of Scott St. Building with onion turret still exists on northeast corner of Scott and Oak.
Lower Haight