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[Vassar Place dpwbook24 dpw5873] View south from Harrison to Vassar Place street right of way filled with unexcavated portion of Rincon Hill that obstructed the street right of way. At left, 400 2nd St., commercial building built 1917. Still stands 2021, though facade has been modernized.
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View southwest across 2nd street to C. Withington Iron Works 416-418 2nd, Jos. W. Caswell Coffee and Tea 442-453 2nd, Sherwin Williams paints 454-456 2nd.[2nd St west side bet Harrison and Stillman dpwbook24 dpw5474]
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View northeast across Market near Mason to military parade headed up Market St., passing Frolic Theatre showing 'The Trap.' Mechanics Savings Bank (as Bank of Italy), Garfield Building, Douglas Building, Flood Building. Admissions Day (Native Sons) Monument. At left, Dean Building (built 1906, demolished 2018). Evergreen boughs, American and California flags strung over street. Maxferd Jewelry, Dr. Larsen Physician Surgeon, Abe Jacobs Tailor.
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View to Ferry Building above Market Street; multiple streetcars; Tillman & Bendel; Colby & Reed Cafeteria; L. Bianchini Wax Figures, multiple advertising signs; ferry in distance
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View south from center of 3rd between Mission and Howard. Police officer, Railway Express wagons, Hotel Morton at left. J.V. Cerny Locksmith 192 3rd, Colton rooming house,
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View east across Market from the Palace Hotel toward the intersection of Market and Montgomery. Crocker Building, Wells Fargo Bank Building, Hobart Building, Flatiron building. [Market St. S.F. CAL]
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View northwest across intersection of 5th and Mission Streets to Old U.S. Mint. [U.S. Mint. S.F. Cal.]
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Slightly elevated view east from eastbound lanes to MSRY 6-line #176 and other streetcars. Oxford Hotel, Mechanics Savings Bank Building, Garfield Building, Flood Building, Humboldt Bank Building in distance. At right, Wilson Building, 973 Market Street (1900, George W. Percy -or Percy & Polk. Facade survived after fire, rebuilt 1907, Henry A. Schulze, architect), Hale Brothers Department Store, 979-989 Market Street (1900 & 1905 revision, Reid Brothers Architects. Facade survived after fire, rebuilt 1907, Reid Brothers) David Hewes Building (1908, Reid Bros, Architects) at far right. Large American flags draped from streetlamps on both sides. Pantages Theatre in distance right. [6242]
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View north towards proposed Pacific Telephone Co. site, Wayne Lumber & Millwork sign on front of building. At left, 150 Otis, built 1916 as Juvenile Detention Home, and later converted to Veterans housing. (SF Landmark # 248). Pacific Telephone Market exchange building in distance right at Otis & Gough.
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Pacific Telephone Business Office Team posed at South Side Playground (Father Crowley Playground), Columbia Square in background, view north. [228 - S.F. Bus. Off. Baseball Team. Telco League 1920(?)]
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View east across 3rd in "Greek Town" area. Athens Restaurant & Oyster House, Smyrna Cafe 317 3rd, Constantinople Cafe 321 3rd.
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View East on Clara Street from 5th [dpwbook26 dpw6359]
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View East on Clara Street from 6th, Popular Cafe Refreshment Parlor, repaving work. [dpwbook26 dpw6360]
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View East at north side of Clara from 6th, repaving project [dpwbook26 dpw6361]
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View east at north side of street. New foundations and raised building, Clara Street is being raised up. Third building not raised and lost its garage at 276 Clara
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View east on Clara near 6th Street [dpwbook26 dpw6363]
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View west on Clara between 5th and 6th [dpwbook26 dpw6364]
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View east on Clara toward 5th Street [dpwbook26 dpw6365]
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View west on Clara from 5th Street [dpwbook26 dpw6366]
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View west on Townsend at the corner of 4th Street. W & J Sloane warehouse at right. Southern Pacific tracks at left.[dpwbook26 dpw6371]
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