wnp37.00066

17th & York

April 22, 1906

View south across 17th Street from Franklin Square. Crowd kneeling in gated yard and during outdoor Catholic church service at 2611 17th Street (then the southeast corner of 17th and York, later site of 17th St. car barn). Service was held on the Sunday following the earthquake and fire, led by Rev. Father Patrick Mulligan. Bernal Heights in the distance, building in distance at right may be Union Brewery at 18th and Florida Sts. The 1905 directory lists this as the home of attorney and former Sheriff John J. McDade and capitalist Richard O'Neill. [Holding Service in the Open Air, 17th & Bryant Sts.]

Similar photo from California Historical Society at https://calisphere.org/item/ark:/13030/hb8h4nb6n8/

17th & York

Location

2596-2692 17th St, 94110

Mission

Keywords

Artifact

Citation: P.F. Dana
Date Added: August 31, 2017
Contributor: Courtesy of a Private Collector

Rights

Downloadable: Yes

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