Baker & Grove
[Martens & Coffey] 1890s Queen Anne houses, southwest corner of Baker and Grove Streets.. Photograph copied from 1890s magazine
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Fell & Lyon
View north from Golden Gate Park Panhandle toward the intersection of Fell and Lyon. 301 Lyon, northwest corner of Fell and Lyon. Clunie House, built 1897, architect William Curlett. Gable with carved wood and corner belvedere.
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Fell & Ashbury
Northeast corner of Fell and Ashbury, 1790 Fell, built 1909, at center
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Masonic and Oak, Summer of Love 10 year Anniversary
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Oak near Divisadero
Abner Phelps house (1111 Oak) in process of being moved on the lot during restoration
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Divisadero & Hayes
View east across Divisadero towards Church of God in Christ (former Harding Theatre, later Emporium bar and performance space) parishioners leading Young Adult Fellowship. The V.I.S. Disco and Lounge at left, now The Independent.
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Golden Gate Park
Demonstrators protesting against Reagan and Queen Elizabeth with Reagan dummy at Panhandle.
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Fell near Shrader
Demonstrators protesting against Reagan and Queen Elizabeth on Fell Street with Panhandle in the background.
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SF Mime Troupe performing at Panhandle
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Hayes near Divisadero
Two Stick Victorian houses with spindle work over entrances. 1309 Hayes at center, 1339-1343 Hayes on right.
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Oak near Divisadero
1153 Oak Street, Sarah Mish House (City Landmark number 62) after restoration.
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Broderick & Oak
View east past Victorian houses and parked automobiles.
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Oak near Divisadero
Abner Phelps House, 1111 Oak Street. Gothic Revival and built circa 1850 by John Middleton.
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Oak near Broderick
View of south side of block. Sarah Mish House at center.
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All Beings Parade crowd. Near Clayton Street.
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Oak near Divisadero
Abner Phelps House 1111 Oak Street, built 1850, gothic revival
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Broderick & Fulton
Row of Queen Annes, most with arched entryways and corner towers. Built by team of Robert Dicke Cranston and Hugh Keenan
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