Contains 1861 photos
View northeast across City Hall Square (name changed to Marshall Square in December, 1902) to Pioneer (James Lick) Monument, City Hall on left, Hall of Records on right. In 1993, the monument was moved to the pedestrian mall on Fulton Street between the Asian Art Museum and the new Main Library. French-made cannon in front of monument was a Spanish-American war prize, presented by the Army in a ceremony on March 21, 1900. It is now in the Presidio.
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View north from 8th Street near Market across Marshall Square. The Lick Pioneer monument at center at what would become the northwest corner of Hyde and Grove
South of Market
8th and Market, Lick Monument, Old City Hall
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View west from City Hall Ave and McAllister to Old City Hall and Hall of Records, City Hall Avenue, Mechanics Pavilion, Supreme Court Building (Larkin & McAllister) at right.
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View northwest across Van Ness Ave. and Hayes St. to St. Ignatius church and college. Present site of Davies Symphony Hall.
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City Hall at night dome lit up with attached lights, St. Ignatius College at Hayes and Franklin in background
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View of the tower and dome illuminated with lights, view from Marshall Square (near the current corner of Hyde and Grove)
South of Market
Elevated view east to rainy day, Cable car crossing Hayes, Norfolk Pine in foreground on left is in front yard of Children's Day Home Catholic School, run by Sisters of the Holy Family. Billboards, rear of Hotel St. Nicholas on right. See wnp4.1459.
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Rain, View West on Hayes toward Van Ness, Cable car
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Old City Hall illuminated with electric lights at night viewed from Marshall Square, 8th and Market. [City Hall at Nite]
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View northeast along City Hall Avenue, likely from the roof of the Mechanics Pavilion. What was then called New City Hall and the Hall of Records. Goodfellow Grotto at lower right. [Old City Hall PB-21] [F810 PB-021] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
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Electrical Display, Old City Hall dome decorated with light bulbs, viewed from 8th and Market Streets. Photographers with cameras on tripods in foreground, with Marshall Square and Pioneer (James Lick) Monument behind.. Streetcar at right. [G57 SPA-004] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
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View north from across Market Street to Marshall Square, Lick Pioneer Monument and City Hall dome with electrical decoration for the Knights of Pythias Convention. [S.F. City Hall - K. of P. Conv.]
South of Market
View west across Van Ness Ave to group of women with identical dresses and parasols parading south, with St. Mary's Cathedral in Background. Cropped from wnp14.0948.
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Marching band in uniform parading south, about to pass St. Mary's Cathedral [F]
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Night view, looking east. street decorations, Dore photo studio on left, Odd Fellows Building far right, Call Building lit up in distance.
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View north across Market to Marshall (City Hall) Square, Pioneer (James Lick) Monument at center. Old City Hall beyond. Gundlach Wine Vaults in Marye Building at left. [City Hall 3 Yrs Ago]
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View west on Market from 10th, Wilson Brothers Storage, Studebaker building. Manhattan Hotel, Polk & Market, at right.
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View north to spectators in stands, some with Fresno No. 29 Knights Templar fans, awaiting Grand Army of the Republic Parade. St. Mary's Cathedral in background.
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Market Street Parade for Teddy Roosevelt. Crowd gathered at Market Street, military group of marchers with swords, advertisement for national baseball park at the corner of 9th and Bryant in the background. [Roosevelt Reception May 13th, 1903]
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