Contains 1750 photos
Panama-Pacific International Exposition's Column of Progress after PPIE demolition; Scott Street and Marina Blvd. View west. Presidio in background. The Column of Progress stood until Summer of 1924, when the development of Marina Boulevard and the Column's decayed state precipitated its demolition.
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Golden Gate International Exposition, Japanese Parade; American and Japanese flags
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Golden Gate International Exposition, Man with cane posing near pool near Hall of Agriculture
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Golden Gate International Exposition, Federal Building, Art Deco colonnade; next to Herman Volz mural
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Golden Gate International Exposition, Two women and boy in front of Garden Pool fountain with Yerba Buena Island in background
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Golden Gate International Exposition, Federal Building colonnade, with mural by Herman Volz, entitled 'The Conquest of the West'. It was at that time the largest mural in the world. After the Fair the Navy destroyed it when they took possession of Treasure Island. Herman Volz still has two other murals, mosaic ones he did at City College after the Fair.
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Golden Gate International Exposition, Court of the Seven Seas, Looking northwest to court of Pacifica
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Golden Gate International Exposition, Court of Flowers. Tower of the Sun visible through triumphal arch
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Golden Gate International Exposition, Triumphal Arch; from Court of Reflections. Federal Building in distance
Treasure Island
Panama-Pacific International Exposition, Court of Abundance, Mulgardt's Tower
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Panama-Pacific International Exposition, Court of Ages, View North towards bay, from the arch of Mulgardt's Tower
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Panama-Pacific International Exposition, Crowds on Avenue of Progress looking north
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Panama-Pacific International Exposition, Japanese Exhibit on the Zone
Aquatic Park / Ft. Mason
Panama-Pacific International Exposition, View west in George Kelham's Court of Flowers - Tower of Jewels in the background
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Panama-Pacific International Exposition, California Building seen from present-day Marina Blvd.
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