
Geneva Car Barn
San Jose Avenue and Geneva, Work Car #0131 and Muni PCC streetcar #1121 with wings livery.
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San Jose Avenue and Geneva, Work Car #0131 and Muni PCC streetcar #1121 with wings livery.
CayugaView east to cable car turntable. Cable Car #522 being turned. Haslett warehouse and SF Muni bus with wings livery in background.
Aquatic Park / Ft. Mason1906 Earthquake and Fire. Men moving a safe among ruins.
Elevated view northeast to conductor turning Market Street Railway Co. (MSRy) Castro Street Cable Car #7 on turntable. H. Schmidt Grocery Store in background.
Noe ValleyView east on Mission between 4th and 5th Street. Track Removal operation (Mission street lines converted from streetcars in 1949). Webber's Stationers 871 Mission; Hotel Del Mar at left, Mohr Building (built 1924) at right. All buildings in the is view demolished, except for the Pacific Telephone Building in the background.
South of MarketView northeast across intersection to Market St. Railway Co. (MSRy) Castro Street Cable Car #5 at Castro & 26th turntable.
Noe ValleyView northeast on Church toward 15th Street, Municipal Railway (Muni) Overhead Line Car #0304 (still bearing Market Street Railway (MSRy) shield), Church St northbound on southbound track just south of 15th St - Rebuilding section from 4 to 2 tracks
Mission DoloresThree men posing by Muni wrecking car #0507, Wrecking Car Crew
CayugaView northwest across Geary toward Masonic. Municipal Railway (Muni) Streetcar #154 with wings livery at beginning of special run to the scrap yard, eastbound on Geary near Masonic. Bekins building in background.
Laurel Heights / Jordan ParkLaborers with shovels and wheelbarrows excavating for water tank. [D.823 5/27/24]
Lincoln Park / Ft. MileyLaborers installing sections of pipe into trench. Man with welding tanks at right. [D.733 11/7/23]
Construction on the back side of the United Railroads 29th Street car house. (demolished) The view looks north toward a residence on the west side of Coleridge (also demolished) United Railroads [U03988]
Bernal HeightsView northwest across Market to Admission Day Monument (Native Sons Monument) in original location at Market, Mason and Turk Streets. Created by California sculptor Douglas Tilden and unveiled on September 5, 1897, it celebrates California's admission to the Union in 1850. In 1948 it was moved to Golden Gate Park, and in 1977 moved to its present location at Montgomery and Market. Five-story building at right is The Metropole, a lodging house built around 1883. Three street sweepers.
Downtown / Union SquareView east on Jackson from Buchanan to Muni Washington-Jackson cable car #524 with Red Cross signs on front and top, Red Cross flag. Tracks under construction.
Pacific HeightsView west to wharves, Telegraph Hill at right. Fishing nets spread across wharf, men attending to them. A 23 day strike of wholesale fish butchers and teamsters took place in September and October of 1936. Fishing Boat Balboa at left. In distance left, Kockos Bros. Wholesale Grocers 48 Broadway, Albers Bros. Milling Co. 743 Davis. [36 Fish Strike]. Pier 9. [1936 Fish Strike at Fisherman's Wharf]