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View to southeast corner. Olympic Garage, Colonial Room bar and restaurant Armand Brumell men's clothing, Carl Perez hair stylists, Round the World Shop restaurant. As of 2018, the building on the corner has been vacant for several years.
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View to southeast corner. Olympic Garage, Colonial Room bar and restaurant Armand Brumell men's clothing, Carl Perez hair stylists, Round the World Shop restaurant. As of 2018, the building on the corner has been vacant for several years.
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View north from motorcade, crowd lines street, monitored by police. Crocker Anglo Bank, car dealerships.
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Parking lot surrounded by apartments. Metropolitan Club on right.
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Looking up Mason St to Nob Hill
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View west on Geary Street between Hyde & Larkin. Municipal Railway (Muni) B-line Streetcar #176 about to be scrapped. Safeway Market at right.
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Aerial view southeast to Financial District, Embarcadero Freeway, Bay Bridge, South of Market. Masonic Temple and other Nob Hill buildings at far left center. Bethlehem Steel Corp. Building / 100 California (1960, Welton D. Becket architect) at upper left in front of Ferry Building.
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View toward Treasure Island from Nob Hill
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Fire at Frank Edwards Co. on Bush St. Firefighters aiming two hoses into ground floor. Sign reads 'Automotive Service Division.' [Bush & Van Ness]
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'What a Way to Go', film playing at Stage Door. Actor's Workshop production of 'The Chalk Garden' at Encore. Native Sons of Golden West Building. Bob's Nevada Lodge on right. Encore Theatre. Mason near Geary.
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Exterior and marquee of Stage Door Theatre at 420 Mason near Geary (Native Sons Building), showing 'What A Way To Go.' Bob's Nevada Lodge. at left is the Encore Theatre, a small live venue downstairs, with a production of 'The Chalk Garden.' Same image as wnp67.0124. [Stage Door Theatre SF SDO-01 80 Days May 1968]
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View east from Canterbury Hotel near Sutter & Taylor.
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[4/4 1190 Pine] (folder: Fire, Smokey Premises) Building no longer stands, was demolished after this fire.
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Music Hall Theatre showing 'The Two of Us.' [RS1174 MHA-01 Music Hall Larkin Street August 1968]
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Exterior and marquee of Music Hall Theatre at 931 Larkin St. showing 'The Two of Us.' [Music Hall SF MHA-01 September 1968]
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Vew east across Mason to Native Sons Building, exterior and marquee of Stage Door Theatre at 420 Mason near Geary, showing 'Around the World in 80 Days, smaller live venue Encore Theatre at left, doing 'Fortune and Men's Eyes'. Bob's Nevada Grill at right. [Stage Door Theatre SF SDO-01 80 Days May 1968]
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Japantown, St. Mary's Cathedral, Polk Gulch, Lafayette Park, Pacific Heights (section 180 of 284 - 1969 Aerial Views)
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Couple walking, cowboy hat, valise, fur coat. Miz Brown's Country Kitchen, Liquor store.
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The Boarding House. Building has since been demolished. [RS1178 BOH-01 Boarding House Bush Street 1971]
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[SF Landmark 870 Bush] Detail of Dennis Sullivan memorial plaque with George Sterling poem on front of memorial home. Built in 1922. San Francisco Landmark No. 42.
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