Contains 2167 photos
View east on Elm (between Turk and Golden Gate) across Franklin. Victorian homes moved for the Opera Plaza development. Building on left is 224-226 Elm Street, moved to 1030 Broderick Street in November 1974. Federal Building, 450 Golden Gate, in the background. Campaign signs for November 1974 election including George Duesdieker (Board of Education), Vincent Hallinan, John Reardon, Terrance Faulkner
Cathedral Hill
Southwest corner of 18th & South Van Ness (then Howard) 2200 Howard, home of Horace Angell, superintendent of Golden State and Miners' Iron Works. Snow on the ground. [2200 Howard]
Mission
Victorian house and front yard with rustic furniture and two women posing in window. Quoins.
Victorian with mansard roof, vegetable garden with two women posing on side porch
California and Mason, Interior of the Mark Hopkins Mansion after it became the Mark Hopkins Art Institute. Victorian home with art and pipe organ
Nob Hill
845 Shrader, northwest corner of Shrader and Frederick, home of Otto Keifer Family. Different cropping of wnp70.10029
Cole Valley
845 Shrader, northwest corner of Shrader and Frederick, home of Otto Keifer Family. Different cropping of wnp70.10028
Cole Valley
Woman posed on steps of Victorian cottage.
1153 Oak Street, Sarah Mish House (City Landmark number 62, National Register 79999534) before restoration.
Buena Vista
1153 Oak Street, Sarah Mish House (City Landmark number 62, National Register 79999534) after restoration.
Buena Vista
781 Cole, west side between Frederick and Beulah.
Cole Valley
181 Buena Vista East, home of James C. Hormel.
Buena Vista
1900 Pierce, built 1886, northeast corner of Pierce and Pine.
Lower Pacific Heights
House moving crew on lunch break, view north towards Turk between Franklin and Van Ness. Building visible across street with arched windows and up on blocks is 770 Turk Street, moved to 1249-1251 Scott Street in November 1974. The house was built circa 1868 for John K. Wood. Oasis Motel visible through the block on Eddy Street.
Cathedral Hill
View north toward west side of Webster; Victorian houses likely moved. Japan Center in the background across Geary Street. Present-day site of Safeway parking lot. (House on left was moved to be 1732-1734 Fillmore Street; row house at right possibly moved across Webster Street).
Western Addition