Golden Gate Park
Japanese Tea Garden. Main entrance on Hagiwara Drive.
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Golden Gate Park
de Young museum entire complex with sun dial
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Golden Gate Park
View north down pathway and across main stairs to Conservatory of Flowers. Gardener working on lawn.
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Golden Gate Park
Music Concourse. Rideout Fountain with de Young Museum in background. The Rideout Fountain was dedicated in 1924, and features a saber-tooth tiger fighting with a snake wrapped around its body.
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Music Concourse
Golden Gate Park. 'Apple Cider Press' statue by Thomas Shields Clarke. Pedestrian underpass at right. Water streaks indicate fountain was working at this time.
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Japanese Tea Garden
Stone Lantern, Torii Gate with Pagoda behind, people coming down stairs.
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Japanese Tea Garden
Visitors enjoying a sunny day viewing the plantings, ponds, and pagodas.
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Japanese Tea Garden
Golden Gate Park. Gate and people
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Japanese Tea Garden
Exterior of front gate from Concourse Drive
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Japanese Tea Garden
Golden Gate Park. Staircase and pagoda
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Golden Gate Park
Turtle Sundial (by M. Earl Cummings) installed October 1907 near de Young Museum
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Academy of Sciences
Entrance to Morrison Planetarium
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Japanese Tea Garden
South Gate. This gate was part of the PPIE in 1915. It was moved to the Japanese Tea Garden after the close of the PPIE. (SP)
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Japanese Tea Garden
Tea House; people inside drinking tea
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Japanese Tea Garden
The main pond, Temple Gate, pagoda, Torii gate.
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Japanese Tea Garden
This is the main entry or Bell Gate, built in 1893 for the Midwinter Fair.
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Japanese Tea Garden
Golden Gate Park. Stone lantern at main pond.
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Japanese Tea Garden
Drum Bridge with children climbing over it; de Young tower in background
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Japanese Tea Garden
This gate was the entrance to the Hagiwara family home prior to WWII. Now referred to as the Hagiwara gate.(SP)
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Japanese Tea Garden
Torii Gate with lanterns on either side
Golden Gate Park