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View west, with French Hospital in distance. Columbarium on right. Looking east into the Yerba Buena section from the Friends Home section. The corner stone to the left of the lady in the black dress reads "[...] Friends Home Sec." The steps across the road read: "Yerba Buena No. 15." To the left of the tree you can see the Charles de Young monument. (ANSR)
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View north towards Geary Boulevard showing the Odd Fellows Cemetery, Larkin's Building (corner Geary & Arguello, back left) and Columbarium at back right [Odd Fellows Cemetery (Columbarium)]
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Administration building of Odd Fellows Cemetery on north side of Geary about across from Palm Avenue. [#131]
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View southwest to Strawberry Hill in Golden Gate Park over Richmond District. Left side of a panorama (see wnp4.1485). Bandshell of Spreckels Temple of Music, de Young Museum, Sweeny Observatory, Beertown bars on Fulton.
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View southwest over Richmond toward Strawberry Hill and Sweeny Observatory in Golden Gate Park. Right side of a panorama (see wnp4.1486). de Young Museum, Chutes Theatre and park, Drake's (Prayer Book) Cross, Beertown bars on Fulton.
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View west on Fulton from Stanyan showing Park House, a saloon on the north side of Fulton Street, located on the present alignment of Stanyan. Golden Gate park at left, United Railroads cable car tracks, Fulton Chutes at 10th Avenue in the distance. [U00182] (Stanyan Street was later re-aligned to its current configuration. Original Stanyan is visible at far right.)
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View south across Geary to horse drawn delivery wagon for Apollo Lager Beer in front of 3 buildings. Signage on wagon reads: "Apollo Lager Beer / Seattle's Famous Brew. C. H. Dechent & Co. 219 Pt. Lobos Ave." Houses on left, now 2731-35, 2739-41 Geary, extant as of 2018. [Apollo Bottling Works 219 Point Lobos Ave - SF C. Deckret (sic)]
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Columbarium at the Odd Fellows Cemetery, Columbarium Collection. Operated today by the Neptune Society.
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Crematorium at Odd Fellows cemetery, erected in 1895. Columbarium Collection
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Part of panorama? Looking southwest. Early homes, Golden Gate Park, Chutes Theatre, Memorial de Young Museum, Spreckels Bandstand, Prayerbook Cross, St, Francis Riding stables.
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View west to toppled monuments, probably following 1906 earthquake. At left, monument to Arthur Bunster (1830-1891) and Alinda Bunster (1830-1896). Grave removed to Greenlawn Memorial Park in Colma in 1932. In background at center right, grave of William C. Woodman, 1822-1905, grave moved to San Francisco Columbarium.
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[Oddfellows Cemetery and Crematorium.] View from near Columbarium. Roughly where Rossi playground is. Early postcard by M Rider.
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View of San Francisco looking East from Lone Mountain .Turk and Masonic at right center. Old City Hall in the distance [G57 SV-057](GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
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View East from Lone Mountain towards intersection of Anza and Masonic, Farm at future site of Ewing Field, Calvary Cemetery, Earthquake shacks in foreground. 1908 [G57 SV-019](GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
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View north from Odd Fellows Cemetery, possibly Broderick Monument in the background behind trees. [Ruins in Odd Fellows Cemetery]
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[Ruins in Masonic Cemetery. Dec.] Woman walking past marker of Sarah Baker. Street visible in distance.
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View looking east of two United Railroads cars. A.R. 5063 - United Railroads [U03553]
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[Lone Mountain Cross P.P. Co. No. 1360] scrubby, sandy hillside and cross
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View northwest across the intersection of Geary and Arguello to the Larkins Building (former Geary Park & Ocean Railroad Co. Geary St. Car barn), still stands in 2022. [dpwbook3 dpw546]
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Hayes Street between Stanyan and Shrader. View east from Stanyan Street, west wing not yet built
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