Marina from Webster
Marina Blvd W from Webster [dpwbook19 dpw4227] Old PPIE buildings, left to right: Palace of Fine Arts, Column of Progress, California Building
MarinaVista
Contains 7784 photos
Marina from Fillmore
View west on Marina Boulevard from Fillmore St. Structures from the Panama-Pacific International Exposition (PPIE) still visible 18 months after the fair: (left to right) Palace of Fine Arts, Column of Progress, California Building, salvaged statuary (including 'End of the Trail') stored temporarily on Marina Green. [dpwbook19 dpw4229]
Marina
Randolph & Junipero Serra
View east at what would be Randolph Street from Junipero Serra. Merced Heights rising on the left. [dpwbook19 dpw4230]
Merced Heights
Marina near Scott
Remains of the Panana-Pacific International Exhibition, two years after the fair. Palace of Fine Arts (left), Column of Progress (center), and California Building (right) [Marina Blvd W near Scott. Fine Arts dpwbook19 dpw4232]
Marina
Marina Blvd.
View west on Marina Blvd at yacht harbor. Photo documents news seawal and yacht harbor construction. Remains of the Panama-Pacific International Exhibition in the background, Palace Fine Arts at left, California Building at right. [dpwbook19 dpw4233]
Marina
19th Ave & Junipero Serra
Angled line of Worcester Avenue Southwest from Junipero Serra, would later become an extension of 19th Avenue. (street to be graded) [dpwbook19 dpw4234]
Merced Heights
Market near Church
View east on Market from 14th Street, just east of Church. Buildings on the left side demolished or moved (now part of Safeway Parking lot) first three buildings at right still stand in modified forms. (2020)Unexcavated part of Mint Hill in the distance at left. some sort of street construction going on with concrete broken up along Market. [dpwbook19 dpw4256]
Mission Dolores
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West Portal sewer [dpwbook19 dpw4258]
3rd near Jamestown
View north on 3rd Street (then Railroad Ave) near Jamestown. Street widening at grading with workers and steamshovel. Streetcar in the background, Hunters Point Ridge in the distance. [dpwbook19 dpw4259]
Bayview
18th near Market
View west on 18th (then Falcon) between Danvers and Mono (then Moss). 4161-63 Market, at the time 61-63 Falcon, still stands today. This block began as Falcon Street, which was an extension (and the former name) of 18th. The early 1920's extension of Market Street used Falcon as the right of way, and these homes were on Market. The 1950's widening project created a retaining wall across the street and these homes were now on 18th Street, where their addresses are today. Twin Peaks in the background [dpwbook19 dpw4319]
Eureka Valley
19th & Market
View east from 19th Street and Market (then Mono and Falcon) showing north side of 19th Street. The two houses at right, 4834 19th and 4838 19th still stand in 2020, though the one on the left has a significantly modified facade. Streetcar tracks for the 18th & Park line (later 33-line) in the foreground. [Mono E from Falcon] [dpwbook19 dpw4320]
Eureka Valley
Market near Corbett
Market extension East from Corbett. View approximately from the present-day intersection of Corbett and Cuesta. Cuesta Court was originally part of Grand View Avenue and then Market Street, until it was bypassed by a viaduct in the 1960s. All of the houses adjacent to Market Street in this view were demolished during subsequent widening projects. [dpwbook19 dpw4356]
Upper Market
Mariposa near Vermont
View East on Mariposa from Vermont. Houses on Rhode island on right. The cliff at right was excavated for homes by the mid 1920s [dpwbook19 dpw4429]
Potrero Hill
Carolina & Mariposa
View Southeast from the corner of Carolina and Mariposa. Western Pacific Railroad Tracks; Jackson Playground on left. [dpwbook19 dpw4431]
Potrero Hill
Innes near Fitch
View west on unpaved Innes Avenue between Fitch (now Aurelious Walker) and Griffith. Men hand grading and widening Innes, by first digging a ditch. Two Saloons on the north side of Innes. India Basin in the background right. [dpwbook19 dpw4440]
Hunters Point