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Temporary streetcar tracks under construction Market Street BART construction, Municipal Railway (Muni) PCC outbound K-line #116431; inbound line unknown outbound #1164. Buildings on right have since been demolished.
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Market Street BART Montgomery Station construction, elevated view southwest from 1 Bush (Crown Zellerbach Building) towards Market & Sansome. Buildings on south side of Market east of 2nd Street have since been demolished, including Balboa Building at 2nd Street corner. Flatiron Building at right remains in 2022.
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Market Street BART Montgomery Station construction, elevated view southwest from 1 Bush (Crown Zellerbach Building) towards Market & Sansome. Most buildings on south side of Market east of 2nd Street have since been demolished, including Balboa Building at 2nd Street corner. Flatiron Building at right remains in 2022.
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Market Street BART Montgomery Station construction, elevated view southwest from 1 Bush (Crown Zellerbach Building) towards Market & Sansome. Buildings on south side of Market east of 2nd Street have since been demolished (except 555 Market at far left), including Balboa Building at 2nd Street corner. Flatiron Building at right remains in 2022.
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View west to Market Street BART Montgomery Station construction. At far left, 555 Market (Standard Oil Building/Chevron Towers). In distance from right, Chronicle Building with American Savings and modern facade, 660 Market Building, Crocker Building site after demolition, Hobart Building, Chancery Building, Patrick & Co. stationers, Flatiron Building.
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Market Street BART construction, Zellerbach Building (1 Bush) on left, looking east, Market & Sutter
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View west from Market & Sutter to Market Street BART Montgomery Station construction. Crocker Building has been demolished, 660 Market Building and Chronicle Building with American Savings and modern facade (later removed). Hobart Building on right (behind streetlight). Municipal Railway (Muni) PCC N-Line #1113.
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View west to Market Street BART Montgomery Station construction. At left, 555 Market (Standard Oil Building/Chevron Towers), Balboa Building. In distance from right, Chronicle Building with American Savings and modern facade, 660 Market Building, Crocker Building site after demolition, Hobart Building, Chancery Building, Patrick & Co. stationers, Flatiron Building.
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Market Street BART construction (similar to wnp32.2827), Zellerbach Building (1 Bush) on left, looking east, Market & Sutter
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View west from 44 Montgomery (completed in 1967) 450 Sutter at center, Mark Hopkins and Nob Hill on the right.
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View North from 44 Montgomery (completed in 1967) toward Telegraph Hill and Coit Tower. Russ Building at lower left.
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Looking south to Financial District
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View west up California from across Market. Sign for future One California Street (Mutual Benefit Life Building) on left. Prior building on site, Fife Building (completed 1909), awaits demolition. Santa Marina Building on right (completed 1907) appears vacant and awaiting demolition.
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Muni track work in front of Palace Hotel
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View West, California Cable Cars #54, #58
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View East, Southern Pacific Building, SF Muni California Cable car #58
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#1160, Westbound on Market St between 1st and Sutter. All buildings gone except the PG&E building.
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1-Line #1143, heading west. Wells Fargo bank branch on right, known for being a round building.
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View northeast from the top of the Wells Fargo Building at Sutter & Montgomery. Many buildings went up at this time. Alcoa building (One Maritime Plaza, opened 1967) still under construction. J. Harold Dollar Building, at bottom, Bethlehem Steel Building (100 California) at far right. Embarcadero Freeway.
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View southeast from Embarcadero Freeway. Hills Bros Coffee sign.
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