Marin Headlands Aerial
View south over Sausalito, US101, Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco in background. [N-4, 4511-5]
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San Francisco Yacht Club
Beach Road, Belvedere. SFYC letters on roof. Woman holding drinks and hot dog. [Have some! Pepsi. Mary Agnes Biserre?]
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Bay Bridge From Oakland
Looking Northwest from ferryboat docked at SP's Oakland Pier. View towards Bay Bridge and Yerba Buena Island. Two lifeboats on davits.
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12th & Oak, Oakland
View southeast across intersection to the 12th & Oak Building, 125 12th Street. Occupied by California Department of Employment from 1951 until 1976. Built in 1924 (architects Schirmer and Bugbee, who were part of the group that designed the nearby county courthouse) as the Merguire-Ritchie Chevrolet car dealership. Since 1995, the Alameda County Law Library and other County offices.
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Geneva near Acacia
President Eisenhower waving on way to Republican Convention at Cow Palace; image blurred
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Bayshore Station
View North, SP Train heading south past station; Bayview Hill on right
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SF Skyline
View from Sausalito, SF Bay, Bay Bridge
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Richmond San Rafael Bridge
Richmond-San Rafael Bridge with Ferry Terminal
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Richmond San Rafael Bridge
Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, Lit up still twilight, Off center down the Top Deck, note no lane markings yet. View west to Mt. Tamalpais in distance.
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Lake Merritt
Outboard motor boat on Lake Merritt with Oakland skyline behind
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Lake Merritt
Alameda Count Court House across Lake Merritt.
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Oakland, CA
Miniature steam train ride with passengers in Peralta Park, Oakland. Peralta Playland (1950 – 1968) was a small amusement park along the channel between Lake Merritt and the estuary next to the Kaiser Convention Center. Locomotive painted in livery (color scheme) of Southern Pacific Daylight. Childrens Fairyland? [Oakland Jul 29, 1956] Train was called the "Oakland Acorn." According to Kathryn Kasch in an article in the Oakland Heritage Alliance News, "the steam engine and five cars were built in 1949 by George Reddington and Robert Blecha in San Leandro and 1,500 feet of narrow gauge track was laid around the bit of exposed estuary channel." 2 The train opened to the public on July 22, 1950. The rail line was called the C. & E. G. R.R. (Carefree and Extra Gladsome Railroad).
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Oakland, CA
View across Lake Merritt to Oakland City Hall in left distance. Sailboats. [Oakland Lake Merritt]
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SF Skyline
View east from Vista Point at north end of Golden Gate Bridge to Bay. Alcatraz, Yerba Buena Island, Bay Bridge and Telegraph Hill in distance. Fort Baker breakwater and Horseshoe Cove in foreground.
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SF Bay
View east from Vista Point in Marin County to SF Skyline. Bay. Alcatraz, Yerba Buena Island, Bay Bridge and Telegraph Hill in distance.
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View E from Skyline Blvd
View east to San Francisco Airport, SF bay, and Mount Diablo in distance. Taken from approximately Skyline near junction with highway 280 [Airport form Skyline]
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Skyline From Fort Baker
View east from Battery Spencer in Fort Baker. Northern anchorage and approach to Golden Gate Bridge, SF Bay and Alcatraz in background. City skyline at right. [Commercial - 1325c]
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Caltrain Bayshore Station
View north from south of S.P. Bayshore Station. Southern Pacific Steam Engine #4360, Train #170 Bayshore. Bayview Hill in background right.
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Palo Alto Station
Northbound Southern Pacific Commute Train at Palo Alto Station.
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Oakland Mole
Train front, SP Train at Oakland Mole
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