Bryant & 16th
View north on Bryant from 16th Street. Municipal Railway Muni 25-Line streetcar #130. Seals Stadium at right
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22nd & Valencia
View north across intersection of 22nd and Valencia. Municipal Railway (Muni) 11-Line streetcar #432 (Former MSRy #132 re-numbered #432 in order to avoid confusion with MUNI unit #132) passing Gothic Revival building built 1927 on northeast corner at 3296 22nd Street. Mitch's Drive-In in background right. Birdcage traffic signal.
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Mariposa at Hampshire
Municipal Railway (MUNI) Car #317 at 2424 Mariposa St. The Verdi Club is an Italian American social club that was established in 1916 and moved to its present location at 2424 Mariposa Street in 1935.
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Bryant & Cesar Chavez
View south on Bryant to 25-line #127, Bernal Heights in background.
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Bryant & 17th
Presidio and Ferries #28, Built by J. S. Hammond Car Company in 1895 for the first Market Street Railway Company. Then it became United Railroads 755. It was sold to Presidio & Ferries Railway in 1906 following the San Francisco earthquake and fire for the electrification of its line that ran from the Ferries to the Presidio (the Union Street line) that consisted of horsecar, cable car and steam services. It became Muni #317 in 1913. Retired from revenue service in 1922, it became wrecker #C-4 and was retired in 1946. The car was stored on a farm in Pescadero until the Bay Area Electric Railroad Association acquired it January 1965. Last car surviving to negotiate the Fillmore Hill. Now in possession of Western Railway Museum. Peoples Baking Co. in background.
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Potrero & 17th
looking north; H-line Streetcar #66
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Civic Center aerial
Aerial view from blimp looking north over Van Ness and Civic Center
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Mission & 22nd
View north to 9-line streetcar #1731; Fink's, Hale's Mission Store, Mission Theater, Majestic Theater, Manhattan Lunch, American Trust Company Bank (later Wells Fargo). Birdcage traffic signal.
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16th & Guerrero
View east on 16th to MSRy 22-Line #871. Malony's Drugs.
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16th & Folsom
View east down 16th to approaching Muni 22-Line #855 with zip stripe livery. Building at left is a warehouse, built in 1941 for Columbia Steel Co. [22-855 16 & Shotwell]
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Mission at 22nd
View north toward the west side of Mission street from 22nd Street. Muni 11-line #109 (ex MSRy), southbound, Fink's, Hales Mission Store, New Mission Theater. Birdcage traffic signal.
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Mission & 22nd St
View northeast across intersection to. Muni 14-line #961, southbound. American Trust Co. Bank (decorations over doorway and on marquee later removed) in background right. Crown Theatre, Manhattan Lunch.
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16th & Bryant
View north across intersection to Seals Stadium on right, Muni 25-Lin #130 approaching intersection.
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Mission & 18th
View north to approaching SF Municipal Railway (Muni) 14-Line #960. Redlicks (later Thrift Town) Frank Newman Co., Lachman Furniture. Mission Furniture Exchange, El Pocho, Mission Realty Co. on right. See also wnp27.50116. [SF Muni SFMR #960 - 14-Line]
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16th & Bryant
View East on 16th Street, 25-line MSRy #837 passing Seals Stadium
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16th & Bryant
View east to Muni 22-line #922 & #851 with wings livery; Seals Stadium Double Play Bar
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Mission & 20th
View northwest from intersection of Mission and 20th St. Granat Bros Jewelers, 2390 Mission St (still stands). Nu Mode Shoppe. Siegel's. [Jack Tillmany Collection SC9] Southbound Municipal Railway (Muni) streetcar #933 with zip stripe livery.
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16th near Florida
View west on 16th between Bryant and Florida. MUNI 22-line streetcar #876 with zip stripe livery.
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16th & Bryant
View east on 16th toward Bryant. 22-line streetcars #912 and #873. Seals Stadium in background.
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Division & 10th
View north across Division past Municipal Railway H-line streetcar #3 with wings livery. Electric Supply Corporation, Harbor Plywood Corporation 540 10th St. Building at right, 290 Division (Powers & Ahnden architects, built 1924), still stands in 2021. A section of elevated freeway dominates the present view.
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