Townsend near 4th
North side of Townsend , east of 4th, W&J Sloane warehouse, The Original Barrel House on the corner [dpwbook26 dpw6376]
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Townsend near 5th
View East on Townsend from 5th Street, Southern Pacific Station at 3rd in the distance. [dpwbook26 dpw6378]
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5th & Townsend
Northeast corner of 5th and Townsend, showing railroad crossing sign. [dpwbook26 dpw6380]
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Townsend near 4th
North side of Townsend between 4th and 5th, WP Fuller Paint Company (building still stands)[dpwbook26 dpw6381]
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Townsend & 6th
North side of Townsend at 6th Street, Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson Company [dpwbook26 dpw6382]
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Townsend & 5th
View west on Townsend from 5th, Nathan Dohrman warehouse (building still stands)[dpwbook26 dpw6384]
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2nd near Bryant
View north from center of 2nd Street [2nd Street north from Bryant][dpwbook26 dpw6397]
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Harrison & 3rd
View east from center of Harrison showing sparse rebuilding after the 1906 earthquake and fire. The steep grade on Harrison was later greatly reduced. All buildings in view with exception of commercial building in center distance at 2nd Street (top visible) have been demolished or moved. New Fish Market, 401 3rd, at right. Napoleon Bar at left. [Harrison St. looking East from 3rd St.] [dpwbook27 dpw6536]
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Fremont & Folsom
view south on Fremont from center of street to Pickthall Supply Co., engineers supplies, 321 Fremont; Enterprise Foundry and T.J Moynihan Boiler Works. St. Brendan's Catholic Church in distance on northeast corner of Fremont and Harrison. [Fremont St - looking South from Folsom St.] [dpwbook27 dpw6537]
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Harrison & 3rd
View east from center of Harrison showing sparse rebuilding after the 1906 earthquake and fire. The steep grade on Harrison was later greatly reduced. All buildings in view with exception of commercial building in center distance at 2nd Street (top visible) have been demolished or moved. New Fish Market, 401 3rd, at right. Napoleon Bar at left.
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7th & Townsend
View South on 7th Street toward Townsend, buildings at right still stand. S.P. (Southern Pacific) Commissary at far corner left [dpwbook27 dpw6681]
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6th & Townsend
View South on 6th Street toward Townsend and across Southern Pacific train yard, building under construction at left still stands. [dpwbook27 dpw6682]
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Clara & 6th
View East on Clara from 6th, Street in the process of being paved and raised. Building at left demolished 2017. [Clara St. - 6th St. East][dpwbook27 dpw6699]
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Townsend near 4th
View West on Townsend near 4th Street, W. & J. Sloan warehouse, W.P. Fuller Paint (inscribed date is in correct) [dpwbook27 dpw6738]
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Townsend near 5th
View East on Townsend from 5th, train cars, Dohrman Company warehouse [dpwbook27 dpw6740]
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Townsend near 5th
View West on Townsend from 5th Street, Southern Pacific passenger cars at left. [dpwbook27 dpw6741]
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Market & Van Ness
View northwest across Market to intersection of Market, Van Ness, and Oak. Masonic Building. California Volunteers Memorial statue (now at Dolores and Market)
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Market & New Montgomery
View north to Crocker building and de Young Chronicle building, 660 Market (Realty Building), plus a drawing of a skyscraper that was never built to left of Crocker Building. Photo is signed Lewis P. Hobart, Architect in lower right corner. Crocker building was built by Arthur Page Brown, who designed the Ferry Building. [Illustration of Market Street frontage with sketch of Unit #1 proposed New Crocker Building and new 660 Market street Building superimposed on photographs of street as it now is.] [Crocker Estate Album]
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Market near New Montgomery
Rendering of unbuilt high rise from 27.4457, from different angle, elevated view northwest across Market, showing Crocker Building on right and Chronicle and Chronicle Annex buildings on left. Signed Lewis P. Hobart, Architect. [Unit 1 - New Crocker Building] [Crocker Estate Album]
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Market & New Montgomery
Elevated view to drawing of unbuilt replacement skyscraper on site of Crocker Building. Signed Lewis P. Hobart, Architect. [A Proposal for the NEW CROCKER BUILDING] [Crocker Estate Album]
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