wnp37.01810

Yerba Buena Island

January 1, 1937

[Zan 1401 The passing of the Ferry Boat San Francisco- Oakland Bay Bridge] View west to three ferries adn San Francisco skyline.

Location

San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge

Keywords

Artifact

Citation: Zan Stark
Date Added: January 10, 2018
Contributor: Courtesy of a Private Collector

Rights

Downloadable: Yes

Related Photos

wnp25.5082

North Beach

Elevated view from Hilton San Francisco Financial District (formerly Holiday Inn Chinatown) looking NW over North Beach to Bay, Alcatraz, Angel Island and Belvedere. St. Francis Church, Ss Peter & Paul Church.

1970 North Beach

wnp26.1668

Berkeley

Addison near Shattuck, view east on Addison. Across the Southern Pacific tracks is the Studio Building (1905) at 2045 Shattuck in background at left, with Mason-McDuffie Co. on ground floor. The building is a City of Berkeley Landmark and on the National Register of Historic Places. At right is the Francis K. Shattuck building at 2100 Shattuck (1901, architects Louis S. Stone and Henry C. Smith, 1901). Horses and carts line street.

1905 Outside SF

wnp28.3625

Vallejo & Gough

Elevated view southwest toward the intersection of Vallejo & Gough. Edmund Burr House at 1772 Vallejo (San Francisco Landmark 31, built 1875), at bottom.

1958 Pacific Heights

wnp14.11832

GGIE

Golden Gate International Exposition, Treasure island. Mission Trails Building

1939 Treasure Island

wnp26.1279

Fulton near 3rd Ave

View east on Fulton from 3rd Avenue. Two boys, one riding a 4-wheel velocipede, posing near empty lot between 2nd and 3rd Avenue, Golden Gate Park on the right. 772 2nd Avenue and 778 2nd Avenue (both built 1910) are visible in background. [Musicians Album]

1911 Richmond Inner

wnp14.3464

Candlestick Cove

View westerly, school students sitting on hill overlooking the Bayshore and Candlestick Cove projects. Remains of ships burned in Candlestick Cove visible in water. Candlestick Cove housing was built in 1943 to house workers from Hunters Point. Parts were demolished in the mid 1950s during construction of the US101 Freeway, the remainder was demolished in the late 1960s.

1950 Candlestick Point