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O'Farrell & Grant
View east on O'Farrell toward Market & Grant, California Street Cable RR Cable Car #46, O'Farrell, Jones & Hyde Street line. American Trust Company Bank and Union Trust Building at left. Remodeled Central Tower/Call Building in center background. Seven-Eleven Restaurant 711 Market, Morris Plan in Kamm Building before facade makeover, Progressive Optical, Fun Center, Silver Palace (later Hub) Theatre, Schwabacher-Frey stationers, birdcage traffic signals. L-Line #143, Market St. Railway (MSRy) 21-Line streetcars on Market. Banners strung over Market St.
Downtown / Union Square
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Market near Turk
Elevated view northeast across Market of Native Sons of the Golden West Parade, Baldwin Hotel at center, St. Ann's Building background left. Clock tower of Chronicle Building (completed 1889) in distance. Utility poles with 12 crosspieces on south side of Market. In buildings across Market at left: Jno. A. Steinbach jeweler, 1016 Market. Collins & Co. Hats 1018 Market, at left. Prof. Haddock, Phrenologist, Kenny Schutt Real Estate, 1004 Market. A banner at center advertises a NSGW Golden Gate Parlor No. 29 picnic on July 4th, 1892 at El Campo. El Campo (later renamed Paradise Beach) was a picnic resort in Marin County established in 1891 by the San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad. [Wagstaff 375 Sanchez St PA-2] [F810 PA-002] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)(AS)
Downtown / Union Square
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California near Taylor
View north across California to California St. Cable RR Co. cable car with large 'Napa Valley Vintners' sign on roof, passing Huntington Park. Grace Cathedral rectory at far left, Flood Mansion (Pacific Union Club) at far right. In background right, Park Lane Apartments (built 1924, after 1929 addition of 3 stories, Eugene Fritz, Jr. architect).
Nob Hill
