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Elevated view south down to Market Street parade passing Jones & McAllister intersection. Hibernia Bank dome at left. Clark-Gandion Co. 1065 Market, Clinton Cafeteria 1059 Market, Guild (showing 'Tender Trap'), Centre and United Artist theatres across Market.
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View east from center of Market, Paramount Theatre at left showing "Guys and Dolls", Regal Theatre, Warfield Theatre, Tower of Jewels, Weinstein Co. Department Store, streetcar and tracks in the road. David Hewes Building at 6th St. corner, right.
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1066 Market St. Night view of front entrance and marquee. Showing 'Giant'
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View northwest across intersection to Municipal Railway (Muni) B-line streetcar #81 passing Tommy's Joynt (in original 4 story building) before building remodel.
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Southeast corner of Eddy and Taylor Streets showing Dallas Grocery, Silva's Club, Modern Hotel Transient, Original Joe's (now Piano Fight) at 144 Taylor, Albert H. Ludwig Dance Studio [Buildings: S.W. Cor. Pine & Taylor; S.E. Cor Eddy & Taylor; N.E. Cor Bush & Kearny - Property Management]
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View towards northwest corner. The Glovatorium, Clift Market, Lewin Drug Co., Geary-Taylor hotel apartments.
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Exterior and marquee for Paramount Theatre, 1066 Market Street, showing 'Giant.' [Paramount SF PAR-73 Giant November 1956]
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View south across Market from Jones. Guild Theatre and Centre Theatre in the former Egyptian Theatre Building. United Artists showing 'The Pride and the Passion' (building heavily modified for housing in 2017)
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View south across Market between Mason and 6th Street. St. Francis Theatre (demolished) showing 'Invasion of the Saucer Men', Marie's Clothes Shop, Wilson Building, Hale Brothers Building
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View north to Nob Hill past Mason-O'Farrell garage. King George Hotel. [San Francisco, Jan. 57. Mason St. - up Nob Hill]
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631 O\'Farrell near Leavenworth
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Window or Rooftop View of Salvation Army Residence at 36-44 McAllister Street. Looking north to Nob Hill.
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South side of O'Farrell between Jones and Taylor - American Cancer Society, Budget Market Liquors. All buildings in this view demolished, except for the building on the left edge of the photo. [Property Management]
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View south on Mason toward Eddy. Robin Hood Burlesque Theatre at right, Club Mason and Ambassador Hotel at Eddy corner beyond. Cow Girl Round Up at left. Polo's, Bay Meadows Hotel and bar at left. The Bay Meadows Hotel building and Burgeroo hamburger stand have since been demolished. Market Street in distance. [Mr. Nash - Merriman & Sons]
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Centre Theatre, United Artists Theatre, Hotel Federal, Squire's Department Store. The United Artists Theater building was demolished in 2016. [United Artists & Centre SF UAR-17 August 1958]
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Elevated view southeast across Market to Muni PCC #1139 inbound. Kress Department Store (Building demolished in 2013), National Dollar Stores, Taylor's, Penney's
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View east on O'Farrell. Alexander Hamilton Hotel
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L-line PCC streetcar #1115; looking southeast
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Elevated view southwest across Market to crowd watching firefighters at 4-alarm fire at Sterling Furniture Company (Sterling Building (1907, Reid Brothers, architects) with 2 aerial trucks, 3 other trucks and hoses in street. Bay Bridge in background. In distance left, St. Francis Theatre, former Hale Bros. store, David Hewes Building, Delger Building, Eastern Outfitting Company Building (1909, MacDonald & Applegarth, architects). Weinstein Co. Department Store with water tower on top. To right of Sterling, Forrest Building (1908, MacDonald & Applegarth, destroyed by fire c. 1981), Clinton Cafeteria in Ede Building,(1910, William Knowles, architect), Clark-Gandion Co. in Globe Investment Company Building (1909, Faff & Bauer, & Bauer, architects). Tower Jewels, USO, Karl's Shoes, Young Bros
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View West on Geary near Taylor. At right, the Maryland Hotel built in 1912 by architects Righetti & Headman. On the far right corner is the Geary-Taylor Apartment Hotel, built in 1920 and marked as the site of the birthplace of dancer Isadora Duncan. At left, the Hotel Bellevue, which opened in August 1910, designed by architect and engineer S. H. Woodruff for the Barron Estate Company. The El Cortez Hotel was built in 1929 by architect Douglas D. Stone.
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