Contains 2324 photos
View east towards St. Ann's Building, Baldwin Hotel, Chronicle Building, The Matinee Millinery, Jno. Steinbach Jeweler 1016 Market, (Ernest) Essman Dry Goods, 1022 Market. Painted pole for C. Curtin dry goods at right, 911-915 Market. Two story building erected on lot at far left by July, 1895. Same image as wnp27.6768 with slightly different cropping.
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View east towards St. Ann's Building, Baldwin Hotel, Chronicle Building, The Matinee Millinery, Jno. Steinbach Jeweler 1016 Market, (Ernest) Essman Dry Goods, 1022 Market. Painted pole for C. Curtin dry goods at right, 911-915 Market. Two story building erected on lot at far left by July, 1895. Same image as wnp37.00194 with slightly different cropping.
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View northeast from the sidewalk on Market toward Kearny, huge crowd watching parade with mounted cavalry in full dress uniforms. Soldier playing a bugle at center. 700 Market Building (with L. Monaco Photographer signage), Chronicle Building and Crocker Building in the background right. A fire burned most of the Davis Brothers Golden Rule Bazaar building at 718 Market on February 26, 1894, along with the two clothing businesses next door, Stein & Company and Lyons & Fisher, advertised fire sales throughout most of March. (PF)
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View northeast across Market Street. Crocker Building (1891) at left, Union Trust Building (1894) and first Hobart Building in distance. Palace Hotel at right.
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View northeast from the top of the Odd Fellows Building towards the intersection of Jones and Market. Hibernia Bank at left, Murphy Grant Building, home of Prager's Department Store. Nob Hill in background right.[A View of Market Street Showing Nob Hill on the Left From Odd Fellows Hall]
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View southwest across 4th Street to Society of California Pioneers Building, 20 Fourth St., completed in 1886 and destroyed April, 1906. John T. Sullivan Boots and Shoes. Cobblestone street. Sepia print of wnp27.4147
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View northwest across intersection to old U.S. Mint at 5th and Mission Streets. Overhead streetcar electrical wires, 2 utility poles with 8 crossbars.
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West side of 4th from Market Street. Society of California Pioneers Building (completed 1886, destroyed April, 1906, John T. Sullivan Boots and Shoes Factory. Same as wnp27.4081
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View from the restaurant seating area inside the original Palace Hotel showing the carriage courtyard and street entrance beyond the colonnade. [6026 Interior of the Court, Palace Hotel, San Francisco]
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Geary and Market Streets. Combination cable car. Palace Hotel, Nucleus Block, and Lotta's Fountain. Flower baskets on ground.
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Stuffed Mammoth and other animals in atrium, when Academy of Sciences was at 819 Market Street. Virtually everything except one cart load was destroyed in the 1906 conflagration.
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Located at northeast corner of Howard and 1st Streets
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Elevated view northeast across Market Street. St. Ann's Building, Baldwin Hotel (destroyed by fire 1898, site of later Flood Building) at right on Powell St. Flags strung from utility poles with 7 crossbars on south side of Market, and banners hung across street. The Louvre Restaurant, Unsworth Sign Co. 1028 Market.
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[9876 Chronical (Sic) Building] View northeast across Market to Flannery Building with signage for Monaco Photographic Gallery at top, Chronicle Building, Crocker Building, Union Trust Building. People, horsecars, wagons and carts in street.
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Elevated view of grand atrium of hotel, courtyard with carriages; verandas below skylight roof.
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Vnew northeast across Market from near Stockton. Cable cars, horse drawn carriages. Old Phelan Building, Chronicle Building at center. [F45 SSS-053] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
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Elevated view northeast to Market Street and Jones Street from Odd Fellows Hall showing Nob Hill on the left, the Murphy-Grant Building (home of the San Francisco Business College and Prager's Dry Goods), the Hibernia Bank, Dr. Jordan & Co's Museum of Anatomy. [A view of Market Street, showing Nob Hill on the left from Odd Fellows' Hall]
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View east on Market from 3rd toward the south side of the street, Palace Hotel at center Original Market Street Railway 3rd Street Electric Streetcar crossing Market. Man on Bicycle, flags above street] [F810 SS-108] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
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View northwest across Market to Jones & McAllister to Hibernia Bank, Albert Pissis architect. [Jones & Market 1896]
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Elevated view northeast to Market Street and Jones Street from Odd Fellows Hall showing Nob Hill on the left, the Murphy-Grant Building (home of the San Francisco Business College and Prager's Dry Goods), the Hibernia Bank, Dr. Jordan & Co's Museum of Anatomy. [A view of Market Street, showing Nob Hill on the left from Odd Fellows' Hall] [F810 SS-102]
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