wnp70.0877

Coit Tower

January 1, 1935

Interior Frescoes in the West Corridor, Ralph Stackpole's fresco showing 'California Industry' and others. [West Corridor Memorial Tower, San Francisco - Calif.]

Location

1 Telegraph Hill Blvd, 94133

Telegraph Hill

Keywords

Artifact

Date Added: November 8, 2019
Contributor: Courtesy of Molly Blaisdell

Rights

Downloadable: Yes

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