
Fillmore Chutes
Panorama of construction of Chutes in the Western Addition from inside. [A. Lipman SF]
Western AdditionContains 391 photos
Panorama of construction of Chutes in the Western Addition from inside. [A. Lipman SF]
Western AdditionPanorama of construction of Chutes in the Western Addition from inside.
Western AdditionPanorama looking down water ride slide under construction [A. Lipman SF]
Western AdditionMan and woman pose in a car for a studio portrait at Fillmore St. Chutes. Prop car used in the first few months after the opening on July 14, 1909, when the term "new Chutes" was emphasized.
Western AdditionPanorama of construction of Chutes in the Western Addition from inside. [A. Lipman SF]
Western AdditionPanorama of construction of Chutes in the Western Addition from inside.
Western AdditionMen in boat at bottom of the Chutes water ride.
Western AdditionPanorama of construction of Chutes in the Western Addition from inside.
Western AdditionPanorama of construction of Chutes in the Western Addition from inside.
Western AdditionPanorama of construction of Chutes in the Western Addition from inside.
Western AdditionView north toward Eddy Street. Panorama of construction of Chutes in the Western Addition from inside. Chutes Theatre (later known as the Lyric and the American) at center. Pierce-Rodolph Storage Company building at Eddy and Fillmore in the background.
Western AdditionPanorama of construction of Chutes in the Western Addition from inside.
Western AdditionPanorama of construction of Chutes in the Western Addition from inside.
Western AdditionWorkers constructing emergency water cistern beneath intersection of Lyon St. and Golden Gate Ave. [Lyon & Golden Gate (cistern) dpwbook1 dpw750]
Western AdditionPanorama of construction of Chutes in the Western Addition from inside.
Western AdditionPanorama of construction of Chutes in the Western Addition from inside.
Western AdditionHigh Diver John A. Mangels, professionally known as John Powers, doing a high dive act at the Fillmore Chutes. After 8 years of performing his act, Mangels was injured on October 3, 1909, the last day of the season. He suffered a broken spine when strong winds blew him into the side of the small dive tank. The 24 year-old Mangels died from the injury at St. Mary's Hospital on October 5, 1909. [JA Mangles (sic) at Chutes SF Sept 1909][A. Lipman SF]
Western Addition[Shana] Studio portrait, Fillmore Chutes. Four people in auto posing in front of a painted backdrop, 'The New Chutes.'
Western Addition[The New Chutes] Fillmore between Turk and Eddy. Dante's Inferno and Devil's Slide ride. People seem to be riding some sort of escalator.
Western AdditionActors lined up outside Electric Theatre at 1326 Fillmore near Eddy Street. The Humanova Talking Picture Co. system used a troupe of actors who spoke from behind the screen to provide sound. [Electric Theatre Fillmore Street December 1909 01]
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