Market & Mason
'View northeast from the sidewalk on Market across Mason, Native Sons (Admission Day) Monument by Douglas Tilden at its original location on Mason Street.[Market Street]'
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Golden Gate & Jones
Street view looking East on Golden Gate toward Market, Granada Theatre on right, Golden Gate Theatre on left
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Nob Hill from Tenderloin
Elevated view Northeast [View in Frisco from roof of Hotel Governor]
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Market & McAllister
View east on McAllister across Market Street. Showing Market Street Railway (MSRy) 5-line tracks turning onto McAllister. Hibernia Bank visible at right. [dpwbook40 dpwA526]
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Granada Theatre
Exterior and marquee of Granada (later Paramount) Theatre, 1066 Market Street, showing 'Hula.' [Paramount SF as Granada PAR-20 Hula August 1927]
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Ellis near Taylor
Glide Memorial United Methodist Church, Looking west on Ellis.
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Mason & Market
Native Sons Monument in its former location at Mason Street. View north on Mason from Market Street, Ambassador Hotel on the southwest corner of Mason and Eddy at left.[Native Sons monument looking down Turk St.(sic)] [dpwbook42 dpwA1287]
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Mason & Market
[Native Sons monument Mason & Market Sts. looking north] [dpwbook42 dpwA1285] View north to Turk St.
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Van Ness & Geary
Elevated view northwest over intersection of Van Ness and Geary to Pierce Arrow Studebaker Automobile Dealership of Arthur R. Lindburg Co. Water tower on roof.
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Market & Taylor
Elevated view looking east on Market from intersection of Market, Taylor and Golden Gate. Loew's Warfield Theater at left. Final week of January 1929; Ramon Novarro in 'The Flying Fleet' on the Warfield screen. Lina Basquette (actress) in person. Owl Drug Co lower left. On south side of Market, St. Francis Theatre, Simon Millinery Co., Kress Stores, Hale Bros. (with KPO Radio towers on roof), Emporium, Humboldt Bank Building, Call Building.
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Downtown Rooftops
Looking south towards 7th Street and Market
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Market & 6th roof view
Elevated view down Market Street East from Hewes Building, Admission Day Native Sons Monument, Mechanics Savings Bank Building, Davies Theatre, Bank of America Headquarters (One Powell), Flood Building, Humboldt Bank Building with Bank of America signage, Kress, Hale Bros. building with KPO radio tower on roof, 4 streetcar tracks[Market Street from Hewes Building] [dpwbook47 dpwA2622] Ferry Building in distance
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Geary near Leavenworth
View east on Geary Street from Leavenworth Street. [Geary E of Leavenworth dpwbook48 dpwA2509]
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Market & 6th
View east on Market to approaching N-Line streetcar, Loew's Warfield Theatre, Mechanics Savings Bank Building (as Bank of Italy), Marion Davies Theater, Flood Building, Humboldt Bank Building with Bank of America sign on top, St. Francis Theater. Cropped version of wnp36.04112, dpwbook48 dpwA2506.
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Turk & Mason
View looking north on Mason Street of Admission Day Monument (aka Pioneer Monument or Native Sons Monument). Man drinking from water fountain at base of monument. Hotel Ambassador and Sunset Cafeteria in background.
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Market near 7th
Premier Theatre. Opened as the Imperial Theatre in 1912, renamed the Premier in 1929, then became the United Artists in May 1931, renamed again as the Market Street Cinema in 1972, Federal (later Aida) Hotel at right.Duplicate of wnp14.2789.
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Taylor & O'Farrell
Elevated view of Californian Hotel, northwest corner of O'Farrell and Taylor (retouched version) [50 - Californian Hotel - Copy. - Ry-25104 - Morton]
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Taylor & O'Farrell
Elevated view of Californian Hotel, northwest corner of O'Farrell and Taylor [51 - X - Ry-25018 - Morton]
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Paramount Theatre
Interior view of orchestra and balconies, Paramount Theatre, 1066 Market Street. [Paramount SF PAR-27 Interior Main Floor 1930]
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Paramount Theatre
View from balcony of Stage, Proscenium & Curtain, Paramount Theatre 1066 Market Street. [Paramount SF PAR-28 Interior Proscenium & Curtain 1930]
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