Contains 696 photos
Elevated view west from Murphy Building (Jones and Market) to McAllister St., Hall of Records, City Hall before erection of dome and rotunda, City Hall Avenue. Corner of Mechanics Pavilion at far upper left. Turkish Drug at far right. Detail from stereoview card with caption "343 New City Hall, San Francisco"
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United Presbyterian Church, West side of Mason between Ellis and Eddy. The church subsequenty moved in around 1895 and the building became the Techau Tavern and vaudebville theatre, before being destroyed in 1906.
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View East on Market from Mason. Pacific Shirt Co., towers of St. Ann's Building, Baldwin Hotel (destroyed November 1898) at left, Clock tower of Chronicle Building in the distance. Castro Street cable car #104 at center.Duplicate of wnp71.1937.
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View East on Market from Mason. Pacific Shirt Co., towers of St. Ann's Building, Baldwin Hotel (destroyed November 1898) at left, Clock tower of Chronicle Building in the distance. Castro Street cable car #104 at center. Same image as wnp37.02723. [Market St., East Mason St.] [F810 SS-078] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
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Parade on Van Ness Avenue [F57 SPA-023] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
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View southeast past a man seated on a wagon, to busy street scene on the 900 block of Market Street between 5th and 6th Streets. At far right is 935-931 Market, built in 1887 and first occupied by Keane Brothers dry goods. In distance left, tall building is the Academy of Sciences Building, 819 Market. [WK] [Market Street towards the ferries]
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View east on Golden Gate Ave. to parade with Midwinter Fair participants, the Dahomey Villagers. St. Boniface Church in background.
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Elevated northeast view to East end of Jones St. Jones Street Shuttle cable car, (Jones Street Dinky), Hibernia Bank, Prager's Dept. Store (Murphy Building). In distance, Nob Hill mansions, spires of Temple Emanu-el, Baldwin Hotel, Chronicle Building [32. A view of Market St., showing Nob Hill on the left from Odd Fellows Hall] Same image as wnp37.00231.
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Elevated northeast view to East end of Jones St. Jones Street Shuttle cable car, (Jones Street Dinky), Hibernia Bank, Prager's Dept. Store (Murphy Building). In distance, Nob Hill mansions, spires of Temple Emanu-el, Baldwin Hotel, Chronicle Building[A View of Market Street, Showing Nob Hill on the Left from Odd Fellows Hall] Same image as wnp15.492.
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View northeast across Market to parade on Market Street. View east from 6th Street, St. Ann's Building, Baldwin Hotel (burned down in November, 1898), Chronicle Building, Call Building in distant background, large crowds, parade with men on horseback in uniform. Weinstock, Lubin & Co. at left in Donahoe Building, Fowzer photographic gallery.
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Elevated view southeast across Market to soldiers marching en route to Spanish American War. Van Vroom Electro Dental Parlor, 997 Market; Edison Phonograph, Sterett Printing, 933 Market at left. [9384 - First New York Volunteers at San Francisco, en route to Manila.]
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View east on O'Farrell from Carlos Place (no longer in existence) to Call Building in distance. Alcazar Theatre in distance left; florist, laundry and other businesses.
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Elevated view southeast; troops marching prior to going to Philippines, people on rooftops. Gutzkow Building (San Francisco Shoe House sign) in background.
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Parade welcoming back California Volunteers from Spanish-American War? Carriages, officials, possibly Mayor Phelan? Superior duplicate of wnp4.1429. [Van Ness Ave 1898 Cal Vol.] [G57 SPA-029] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
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Elevated view east on Market; Weinstock, Lubin & Co. at left, Gutzkow Building in background; 13th Missouri Parade turning off Market onto Golden Gate.
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View east from the sidewalk on Market Street toward Mason. Pacific Shirt Co., Admission Day Native Sons Monument at left, 'Socialist Labor Party' banner across the street, R.P. Doolan for Supt. of Streets (and many more political banners. Banners), Baldwin Hotel (at Powell, destroyed November 1898) and Call Building in the distance (completed 1898) date this to Fall 1898. [F810 SS-080] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
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View northerly on Mason from Market, Admission Day Monument (Native Sons Monument) in original location. The five-story building at the left is The Metropole, a lodging house built around 1883 at Turk and Mason. To its right is a three-story building with lodgings on the second and third floors. The first floor was a blacksmith in the 1870s. The Olympia Music Hall (later known as Tivoli Opera House) the large round building in the background was built in 1884 as the Panorama Building.(PF) [F810 SS-112] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
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View northeast to parade (marching in both directions) welcoming back California Volunteers, police officers marching; school boys, marching band, electric streetcar at corner of O' Farrell Street. Hotel Richelieu on left with tower. Superior duplicate of wnp4.1428. [G57 SPA-024] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
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View northeast to parade (marching in both directions) welcoming back California Volunteers, police officers marching; school boys, marching band, electric streetcar at corner of O' Farrell Street. Hotel Richelieu on left with tower. Cropped from image at wnp71.0750.
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View northwest across intersection towards St. Mary's Cathedral. Cornerstone 1887, dedicated in 1891, burned down Sept. 7, 1962.
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