Contains 2167 photos
View westerly on Bush between Fillmore and Webster. St. Dominic's church at Steiner Street in the background.. Fillmore streetcar passing, bakery, woman and girl walking. Houses on the right still stand. [Bush St Looking West Jun 5, 1905]
Japantown
View east from center of Haight to Muni 7-Line Streetcar #177.
Buena Vista
View south from roof of James Lick School over playground to Clipper St between Noe and Castro. 4 of 5 houses on Clipper still stand 2021, 337 Clipper at right.
Noe Valley
View Southwest from James Lick School playground to Clipper St between Noe and Castro
Noe Valley
[TEH1107 T.E. Hecht N. W. corner Sutter & Taylor 1876] View to northwest corner houses. Horse and wagon, cobblestones, early telegraph pole?
Lower Nob Hill
[17]East side of the 700 block of Capp Street, between 22nd and 23rd. Native Sons of the Golden West. Marshall Parlor no. 202 dressed as miners with Wells Fargo Stagecoach for Admission Day parade. Victorian Flats 739-741 Capp, 743-745 Capp, 747-749 Capp are visible behind and still stand.
Mission
View West on Golden Gate from Webster toward Fillmore. postcard view. Most of this block now demolished, three Victorians in the middle of this view still stand.[Golden Gate Ave. near Webster, San Francisco, Cal. Showing private residences occupied for transacting business.]
Western Addition
View southwest to south side of Folsom St. Slosson Brothers (W.E. & James W. Slosson) groceries and liquors store at left on Southwest corner, row of 8 houses with rounded and slanted bays. Carriage in the road. Original image on stereoview card.[1315 Folsom St. corner First, SF]
South of Market
View north from Pine & Mason. Retaining wall and street work, grading of hill to the left. Same image as right frame of J.J. Reilly stereoview 107-RESIDENCE OF MARK HOPKINS.
Nob Hill
2209 Jackson. Built in the 1870's by J.W. Tucker as part of Tucker Town development of cottages, of which this is the sole survivor.
Pacific Heights
Victorian on 2002 Pierce between California and Sacramento
Pacific Heights
Four Victorian residences in various stages of restoration on the west side of Pierce between California and Sacaramento.
Pacific Heights
Victorian home at 1772 Vallejo, Edmund Burr House between Franklin and Gough Streets. San Francisco Landmark No. 31, built 1875. Quoins.
Pacific Heights
Two Queen Anne Victorians with corner towers, 2169 and 2175 Green Street
Pacific Heights
View east on Post toward Gough. Two of the houses on the left, 1406-1408 Post and 1402-1404 Post, still stand in 2021. Hobart Building visible in the distance.
Cathedral Hill