Contains 696 photos
Portola Festival Parade, View east from center of Market toward Mason, Market, Turk intersection, Dean Building, Admission Day (Native Sons) Monument, Mechanics Savings Bank Building, Flood Building, Emporium in background.
Downtown
View east on Ellis between Taylor & Mason. Humboldt Bank Building in distance, Flood Building at right. - United Railroads [U02135]
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[S.F. Cal, Mar, 17 '09] Elevated view west across track work and up McAllister Street. Hotel Apollo, Hibernia Bank, Pragers store on its pre-quake site. Old City Hall dome being demolished, dome of Hall of Records in distance center.
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Elevated view northwest across intersection to YMCA building nearing completion (extant 2020). The building on the near right is the recently constructed Santa Clara Stables, with lodge rooms on the second floor (extant 2020 with newer facade). The building on the other side of the YMCA is the Red Men's Building, built in 1907. It was the California Labor School's third location from 1947-1951. It exists in 2020, but with an entirely newer facade. (PF) L.E. Clawson Co. sign
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View east on Market from center of street, large crowd filling street. Mechanics Savings Bank Building at left, Flood Building at center left. Emporium and Humboldt Bank Building in distance right. Flags strung over Market for Portola Festival.
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View northeast across Market Portola Festival parade with marching band and military group. Native Sons (Admission Day) Monument, Mechanics Savings Bank Building, Flood Building at right [30 R. C. Anderson photos]
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[R. C. Anderson Photos 1781 Geary -2-] View north across Market of Portola Festival Parade with Japanese Cherry Blossom float, women with floral bell and ribbons. People on rooftops, Mechanics Saving Bank Building. Flood Building at right. Admission Day (Native Sons) Monument.
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View north across Market to Portola festival parade with 49er re-enactors, pioneer covered wagon pulled by bulls. Dean Building, Crawford Shoes, Tom Davis tailor. [R.C. Anderson Photos, 1781 Geary St. 13].
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View southwest across Van Ness to parade in front of St. Mary's Cathedral.
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View to five-story residence hotel on north side of block. Built as Hotel Ormond, extant in 2018 as Hotel Jefferson. Rapid Safety Filter Co of S. F., W. J. White Company on right at 430 Eddy, no longer standing and presently a vacant lot. Girl with jump rope.
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View south at approaching Jones Street shuttle cable car. Building at left is extant in 2018 as Pacific Bay Inn Hotel and building on southeast corner is extant in 2018 as apartments.
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Two girls with baby carriage in front of The Annandale apartments, 620 O'Farrell Street between Leavenworth & Hyde Sts, built 1909. Building extant in 2018. Sign in window reads 'Sunny Rooms, Reasonable Rates.'
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View of west side of Van Ness toward (left to right) St. Mary's Cathedral, Baltimore Hotel, and Bonnalie candies.
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Admission Day parade snapshot view from sidewalk.View southwest across Market toward 6th Street. Empress Theatre, later the St. Francis (opened December 4, 1910). Eilers Music House (Wilson Building), Hale Brothers, Frank Bros. stores behind. 15 story David Hewes Building with American Flag [G57 SPA-026] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
South of Market
The Geary Theater Annex, built in 1909 and still standing at 333 Mason Street,
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View north across Market to Native Sons (Admission Day) Monument by Douglas Tilden at the intersection of Mason, Turk and Market Streets, Mechanics Savings Bank Building , Poodle Dog Restaurant and Hotel. Monument moved to Golden Gate Park in 1948, it was returned to Market at Post and Montgomery Streets in 1977.
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View south across Market to float of the Berkeley Parlor #150 of Native Daughters of the Golden West in Admission Day parade.
South of Market
View south across Market St. to Admission Day Parade, people dressed as indians on a float with tepees and painted backdrop.
South of Market
View south across Market to float of the Gabrielle Parlor #139 (San Francisco) of Native Daughters of the Golden West in Admission Day parade.
South of Market
Elevated view south across Market to Admission Day parade, California Flag carried by men with straw hats, Sterling Furniture Building, sign welcoming Native Daughters of Golden West.
South of Market