Elise, sailing ship
[Elise 453] Partially dismasted sailing ship tied up alongside waterfront pier. Several other ships tied up in background. [F810 SH-108]
Waterfront
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USS Olympia, cruiser
Protected Cruiser USS Olympia (C-6). Probably Hunters Point. Stern view of U.S. Navy cruiser 'Olympia' in dry dock. Civilian and two sailors standing on deck. Olympia served as Admiral Dewey's Flagship in the battle of Manila Bay, May 1, 1898 in the Spanish American War. Built at Union Iron Works in Potrero Hill in 1892 and now at the Independence Seaport Museum in Philadelphia. The photo was taken just before or after sea trials, probably after, in 1893-1894 based on the pre-1900 sternplate, lack of turrets, and missing signal platforms. [In dry dock No. 128] [F810 SH-128B]
Hunters Point
Golden Gate, sailing ship
[Golden Gate 459] 3-masted bark-rigged sailing ship tied up along waterfront near foot of Greenwich St. Sailors furling mainsail on mainmast. Telegraph Hill at left. [F810 SH-137]
Northern Waterfront
Grisedale, sailing ship
[Grisedale 415] 3-masted full-rigged sailing ship tied up at the foot of Telegraph Hill near present Filbert and Embarcadero.. North Point Warehouse in background. [F810 SH-151]
Northern Waterfront
Annie Johnson, ship
[Ship Annie Johnson E.25] 3-masted bark-rigged sailing ship tied up at wharf. Fore-and-aft sails partly unfurled. [F810 SH-175]
Juno, sailing ship
[Juno 420] 3-masted bark-rigged sailing ship tied up at wharf. People posing on deck. [F810 SH-176]
Logan, sailing ship
2-masted schooner Robert W. Logan (architect Hugo P. Frear, naval architect at Union Iron Works) tied up on San Francisco waterfront. Numerous people posed on board and on dock. It sailed from San Francisco to Ruk (now Chuuk) Micronesia on November 15, 1895 to engage in missionary work. It was owned by the American Board of Missions of the Congregational Church. It replaced a schooner of the same name built in 1890 and reported missing in 1895. This picture was printed in the January, 1896 Missionary Herald. It was fitted at the Main Street Wharf. [Logan trial trip of missionary schooner, Foot of Clay St. No. 100] [F810 SH-190]
Financial District
Olson & Mahony steamer
[Olson & Mahony 1900 (Sic) I. Creek E.84] Steam schooner tied up, possibly Islais Creek. Two scow schooners and four-masted lumber schooner 'Johnson' also in view. Written on back of SFPL's copy: [Builder: R. Duncan, Port Glasgow, 1907. Dimensions: 224.3 x 41.2 x 20.6. Tonnage: 1497 Tons. Type: Steel Screw Steamer.][F810 SH-192]
Hunters Point
Hunters Point, Bow view of steamer 'Panama' with many workers at work on starboard side. [Pacific Mail Steamship Panama, dry dock Hunter's Point 1869 No. 40][P.M.S.S.Co.] [F810 SH-246]
Patterdale, sailing ship
3-masted full-rigged ship tied up along waterfront. North Point Warehouse, on SW corner of Sansome and Lombard, in background. [Patterdale 425] [F810 SH-248]
Northern Waterfront
Pharos, sailing ship
[Pharos 426] 3-masted full-rigged ship tied up on waterfront. Telegraph Hill in background. [F810 SH-251]
Northern Waterfront
Saint Lucie, sailing ship
[Saint Lucie 431] 3-masted full-rigged ship tied up at foot of Telegraph Hill near present Filbert and Embarcadero.. [F810 SH-276]
Northern Waterfront
Saint John Smith, ship
[St. John Smith 430] 3-masted full-rigged ship tied up along waterfront. Telegraph Hill in background. [F810 SH-280]
Northern Waterfront
Senator, sailing ship
3-masted full-rigged ship tied up alongside pier at foot of Chestnut St. on east side of Telegraph Hill. Yerba Buena Island in background. [Clipper Ship Senator, foot of Chestnut St. SF Cal 1866 No. 146] [F810 SH-295]
Northern Waterfront
Sheet Anchor, ship
[Sheet Anchor 433] 2-masted brigantine hauled out on shipway for repairs. Bay steamer 'Pioneer' alongside. [F810 SH-297]