Hermann & Buchanan
Looking northeast toward Nob Hill. Protestant Orphan Asylum and its schoolhouse in foreground left, St. Ignatius Church and College in background right
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Hermann & Buchanan
View east from Hermann & Buchanan to Old St. Ignatius Church and College, Old City Hall before construction of dome, Mechanics Pavilion (later site of Civic Auditorium), Market Street Cable Railway Valencia Power House at lower right. [393]
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View NW from Mint Hill.
[From Market St. Cut,1876(sic)] Looking NW [G57 SV-027](GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
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View SE from Mint Hill
[B 62 Market Street Taber Photo] View east towards Market Street. Old St. Ignatius and old City Hall, before dome, at left. Ads painted on board fence 'Drink Hub Punch' 'Leader in Circulation The Call.' [G810 V-043] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
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Market near Octavia
[Las Palmas Hotel] 1820 Market Street. Irving H. Miller listed as proprietor in 1898 directory. Edge of building on right still stands.
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Haight near Laguna
View east on Haight Street to two Market St. Cable Railway cars, #31 (filled, with passengers hanging on the outside, and #23 passing, another car in the distance. Edward H. Kemp Old San Francisco.
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Hermann & Laguna
Protestant Orphan Asylum, looking northwest toward Waller
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Protestant Orphan Asylum
View northeast from near Waller and Laguna to rear of Protestant Orphan Asylum. [Protestant Orphan Asylum DHW 10-17-1901]
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View from Mint Hill
View northeast from Hermann and Buchanan, Protestant Orphan Asylum and its schoolhouse at left, St. Ignatius Church and College at right, Nob Hill with prominent mansions in the distance. Same image, different cropping wnp13.264. [panorama from cemetery]
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View From Mint Hill
View northeast from Hermann and Buchanan, Protestant Orphan Asylum and its schoolhouse at left, St. Ignatius Church and College at right, Nob Hill with prominent mansions in the distance. Same image, different cropping wnp13.381.
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View E from Mint Hill.
Looking E from the Market Street Cut. French liquor store, Hotel Franklin, old City Hall dome. [G57 SV-026](GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
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Market & Laguna
Elevated view east over intersection of Market, Guerrero, Laguna, and Hermann, Valencia Street Cable Car Powerhouse and smokestack [No. 14. City East from Market St extension. Waters & Co.] Duplicate of wnp26.356.
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View from Mint Hill
Elevated view east over intersection of Market, Guerrero, Laguna, and Hermann, Valencia Street Cable Car Powerhouse and smokestack
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View W from Mint Hill
View southwest from the future Mint Hill towards Corona Heights with chimney of Gray Bros. brick factory. St. Francis Lutheran Church (then Ansgar Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church) (center), and Duboce Apartments (right) both under construction.[Site of Father Flavians College Turrill 8958 Aug. '05 Church, Market, Duboce]
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Church & Duboce
View southwest from Mint Hill towards Corona Heights with chimney of Gray Bros. brick factory. St. Francis Lutheran Church (then Ansgar Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church) (center), and Duboce Apartments (right) both under construction.
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Hermann near Webster
view northwest, Hermann in foreground, toward Lone Mountain from Mint (Reservoir) Hill
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Fire from Mint Hill
1906 Earthquake and Fire, Fire from Mint Hill, 1906 fire after the earthquake. Many refugees, wagons moving. Elevated view east from Market near Guerrero Sts. Same original image as wnp27.5007 [Fire in the Mission. A. L. Murat. S.F. CAL. 15.]
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Waller & Buchanan
1906 Earthquake and Fire, Protestant Orphan Asylum. Earthquake damage.
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Market near Guerrero
1906 Earthquake and Fire, Cooking in street kitchens on Market. Earthquake shanty shacks. Protestant Orphan Asylum and its Schoolhouse in background.
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View E from Mint Hill
1906 Earthquake and Fire. Refugee camp in foreground. Intersection of Market and Laguna Streets at center. Ruins of City Hall in distance. (3-story apartment house at left center still standing in 2022.)
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