wnp14.4900

GGIE

January 1, 1939

Golden Gate International Exposition, People on boats North Lake in front of The Pacific House

Location

Building 260, 751 8th St, 94130

Treasure Island

Keywords

Artifact

Date Added: December 6, 2017
Contributor: Courtesy of a Private Collector

Rights

Downloadable: Yes

Related Photos

wnp14.1212

Horticulture Palace, PPIE

Panama-Pacific International Exposition, Horticulture Bldg., visitors in front

1915 Marina

wnp14.3449

Market near McAllister

View south across Market between 6th and 7th. San Joaquin County float in the Admission Day parade; Lots of people watching from windows and roofs, Sterling Furniture building 1049-51 Market

1910 South of Market

wnp27.4095

Baker & Hayes

1490 Hayes, built in 1888. Northeast corner of Baker and Hayes. Home of lumber dealer and capitalist Franklin Heywood, who killed himself in the house in July 1903. Lone Mountain and McAllister powerhouse in background. see also wnp15.4097.

1890 Panhandle

wnp13.259

Telegraph Hill From Bay

Telegraph Hill from the Bay. Looking northwest. Wharves and ships in foreground. Duplicate of wnp13.260

1900

wnp36.01426

Hunters Point Dry Dock

View west from excavation at the Hunters Point dry dock site Photo taken for the Hunters Point Boulevard Project. Buildings in the left background, just outside the shipyard on the former 5th Avenue South extension (on the line of Lockwood Avenue today) include the Little Palace Hotel. [dpwbook18 dpw3866]

1916 Hunters Point

wnp15.1251

Powell near Sutter

1906 Earthquake and Fire, Earthquake Ruins. View northeast to Temple Emanu-El. Debris lying on Sutter Street. [Jewish Temple - Sutter St. #11 Bushnell Foto Co.]

1906 Downtown / Union Square