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View from Mint Hill over Mission District looking Southeast toward Potrero Hill, down Duboce toward Guerrero, Mary's Help Hospital (Guerrero & Clinton Park). Valencia Theatre (Valencia & Clinton Park) under construction. Recreation Park baseball grounds (15th & Valencia) at right.
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Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company's Mission Exchange, 1045 Capp Street, between 25th and 26th, under construction. Horse and mules team tied up in Pacific Telephone Co. building construction site.
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Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company's Mission Exchange, 1045 Capp Street, between 25th and 26th, under construction. Telephone Company, Construction site with steel beams rising from ground, on beams: [Built by Western Iron Works][244?] (see also wnp26.1710 wnp26.1722)
Mission
View west to work on Pacific Telephone Co. building Mission Exchange, 1045 Capp Street, between 25th and 26th, under construction. Houses on north side of Capp in background, 3 extant 2018.[Steel work from Western Iron Works] on beams [257?] (see also wnp26.1710 wnp26.1711)
Mission
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company's Mission Exchange, 1045 Capp Street, between 25th and 26th, under construction, men working on front. It was built in 1908. The Victorian flats at far right still stand, albeit much altered. (WMK) (see also as wnp26.1722, wnp26.1721,wnp26.wnp26.1711,wnp26.1710) [282]
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Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company's Mission Exchange, 1045 Capp Street, between 25th and 26th. The photo was taken some time between 1908 (when the building was built) and 1912 (when a fourth story was added). (WMK) [309]
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Plan for San Francisco General Hospital by Newton J. Tharp, City Architect (deceased) and Loring P. Rixford [Elevation E Plan Of San Francisco County Hospital]
Potrero Hill
Architectural drawing of facade of San Francisco General Hospital Administration Building details, by Newton J. Tharp, deceased, City Architect and Loring P. Rixford, successor [Details San Francisco Hospital]
Potrero Hill
View north from about Bryant and Divison. Hall of Records at McAllister and Leavenworth visible in background. United Railroads [U02124]
Mission
View north on Folsom toward 16th Street. Skeleton of ruined City Hall dome in the background. William Sullivan Horseshoeing, 2008 Folsom at left. - United Railroads (Balzarini Case - Domenico Balzarini was injured In a collision at Folsom and Sixteenth streets February 17, 1907 and his arm was broken. He was offered a settlement of $2500 but sued United Railroads for $10,000. A jury denied his suit.)[U02053]
Mission
View south toward Alameda Street between Bryant and Hampshire. Oil tank at United Railroads Bryant Street Powerhouse; envelope notes that a horse fell into the pit. [U02122]
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View north from Alameda Street between Bryant and Hampshire. Oil tank at United Railroads Bryant Street Powerhouse; envelope notes that a horse fell into the pit. [U02123]
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Elevated view, northwest Corner of 16th & Julian, Native Sons of the Golden West marching in the Admission Day Parade. Garnie & Bernstein Carpets. Opal Theatre at far right. [Twin Peaks Drill Team NSGW postcard addressed to Miss Jose Forster 100 Mateo St]
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View south on Valencia toward 19th Street. cable car tracks. Electric streetcar lines above to replace cable?
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[Engine Room, John Rapp & Son, S.F.] Probably John Rapp & Son Rainier Beer Agency, Bryant and Alameda.
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Elementary School Class Photo. Hawthorne School, Shotwell between 22nd and 23rd
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Elementary School Class Photo. Hawthorne School, Shotwell between 22nd and 23rd
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[17]East side of the 700 block of Capp Street, between 22nd and 23rd. Native Sons of the Golden West. Marshall Parlor no. 202 dressed as miners with Wells Fargo Stagecoach for Admission Day parade. Victorian Flats 739-741 Capp, 743-745 Capp, 747-749 Capp are visible behind and still stand.
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View North on Capp between 24th and 25th, buildings on the west side of the 900-block of Capp Street still stand.[22] Admission Day Parade, 1910. Crowd of Fraternal Order of Eagles Golden Gate Aerie No. 61 members in street before parade. Drum & Fife Corps & Degree Team. Victorian houses and parade float drawn by horses behind.
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Small children pose with staff on steps of Maud B. Booth home at 812 Shotwell Street. Operated at location from 1905-1914. Established by Volunteers of America founder Maud Ballington Booth.[Nursery, Maud Booth Home]
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