wnp15.267

Hamilton Square

January 1, 1905

looking north on Pierce from Geary, Alta Plaza in background

Location

2101-2199 Post Street, 94115

Keywords

Artifact

Citation: Turrill & Miller
Date Added: May 5, 2015
Contributor: Courtesy of a Private Collector

Rights

Downloadable: Yes

Related Photos

wnp71.2223

Woodward's Gardens

[May Day Pavilion Woodward's Gardens 1887 WG-28] Decorated pavilion, children posing [F810 WG-028] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)

1887 Mission

wnp14.12626

Montgomery & Market

View across Market at Montgomery. Streetcar; Hoffman Grill

1970 Downtown / Union Square

wnp26.1053

Geary near 38th Ave

View west on Geary (then Point Lobos) toward 38th Avenue. (1910 description is incorrect, transposed with another picture) Early homes between Geary and Clement. The house on the corner had an address of 2 Cliff Ave. in 1909, 4912 Point Lobos in 1910 and 7400 Geary 1911-1925, a 1957 apartment building sits on the site today. (2020) The gabled home at center still stands at 457 38th Avenue. [Richmond Blocks - No.15. Standing at the southeast corner of 37th Avenue and Point Lobos Avenue, looking north and west at Block 218, showing improvements on the westerly side of 38th Avenue] [Sutro Estate Appraisal - A.S. Baldwin]

1910 Richmond Outer

wnp71.0612

Second Cliff House

Large crowd on Ocean Beach, dogs, children. [G57 SCH-012] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)

1905 Richmond Outer

wnp27.7124

Fort Mason

Municipal Railway (Muni) H-line Streetcar #932 on right of way through Fort Mason, site of present day Great Meadow. Military buildings at left were demolished circa 1970. Large structure a right is Bldg 201, headquarters for the Army's Port of Embarkation. Still present in 2021. Streetcar with zip stripe livery, a former Market Street Railway (MSRy) car which Muni used on its H-Line after some of the MSRy rail lines were converted to buses after WWII. (JT)

1948 Aquatic Park / Ft. Mason

wnp25.6330

Fort Barry

Nike-Hercules dummy missile on launch pad at the Fort Barry Nike site, officially named, 'SF-88L'. Photo was taken after the army decommissioned the site in 1974 and turned it over to the National Park Service. Fort Cronkhite barracks in background.

1975