wnp27.2358

Market & McAllister

June 15, 1922

South side of street; Sterling Furniture Company (1039 - 1041) Shrine Week [Burton Photo Album]

Location

1055 Market St, 94103

Tenderloin

Keywords

Artifact

Date Added: February 17, 2017
Contributor: Courtesy of a Private Collector

Rights

Downloadable: Yes

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