Civic Center
Civic Auditorium (also Exposition Auditorium) sketch, as seen from about Larkin and Fulton Streets. [dpwbook5 dpw1459]
Civic Center
Civic Auditorium (also Exposition Auditorium) sketch, as seen from about Larkin and Fulton Streets. [dpwbook5 dpw1459]
Civic Center
Seal Rocks viewed from Cliff House
Ocean Beach
Elevated view from Market St. northwest on second day of move of Newton J. Tharp/Commerce High School. The building was completed in December, 1910 on Grove between Polk and Larkin, then moved (over 7 1/2 months) to Franklin & Fell Sts. in 1913 to make way for Civic Center Plaza. Three steam donkeys to the left are pulling the building in this photo. [Moving Commerce High from Larkin & Grove dpwbook5 dpw1461]
Civic Center
[Mission Park from 18th dpwbook5 dpw1465] Dolores Park, view southwest from 18th and Dolores Streets.
Mission Dolores
[From Mission Park to 18th / Church dpwbook5 dpw1466] View northwest from park
Mission Dolores
Church and 22nd looking north, Edison School at left. General view in preparation for J-Church construction. Right of way will pass through far corner on the right. [dpwbook5 dpw1467]
Dolores Heights
Fort Mason Pump Station [dpw1468] Foot of Van Ness Avenue. Official designation: 'Pumping Station No. 2 San Francisco Fire Department Auxiliary Water Supply System.' Fort Mason officers' quarters in background.
Aquatic Park / Ft. Mason
Elevated view south from Hotel Whitcomb (which at that time served as City Hall), showing extensive residential and industrial development in this area south of Market. Mission Street at bottom and 8th St. at left. Buildings on Minna St., behind undeveloped land along Mission, still stand in 2021. Bottom left, the Argo Hotel 1203 Mission, Barr Bros. Barrel House 136 8th St. at Minna St. corner. Potrero Hill in background. [View South from City Hall dpwbook5 dpw1473]
South of Market
Elevated view northwest to Commerce High School moved off old foundation for relocation. It was constructed after the 1906 earthquake, then plans for the new Civic Center required that it be moved to another location.The building now stands at Fell and Franklin. St. Paulus Church (Turk & Gough) in the background. [dpwbook6 dpw1474]
Civic Center
Hetch Hetchy dam site before dam and reservoir construction [dpwbook6 dpw1489]
Outside SF
Landscape view of Hetch Hetchy reservoir site within Yosemite National Park. [dpwbook6 dpw1490]
Outside SF
Wapama Falls near dam site before construction of reservoir. [dpwbook6 dpw1491]
Outside SF
[83. Palm Avenue and Main Gate, Sutro Heights.] Palm Drive looking towards Main Entrance Gate. Large American flag in distance.
Sutro
Seen from Point Lobos, the invention of a man named Henry P. Holland, designed to pump seawater and generate electricity.
Lands End
Upper Hetch Hetchy Valley before dam and reservoir construction [dpwbook6 dpw1494]
Outside SF
View north on Van Ness toward Grove, Commerce High School (Newton J. Tharp Commercial School) being moved. The building was just completed at Grove and Polk when plans for the the new Civic Center were finalized. Rather than demolishing it, it was moved from the site to the northeast corner of Fell and Franklin, where it still stands in 2021. [dpwbook6 dpw1540]
Civic Center
Excavation in progress for south portal of Stockton Street Tunnel. View north from Bush St. [Stockton Tunnel Excavation dpwbook6 dpw1542]
Downtown / Union Square
Clarendon Heights Tank with barbed wire fence around it. [dpwbook6 dpw1587]
Ashbury Heights
Twin Peaks Reservoir. Horse and buggy in foreground. Looking east. Part of Auxiliary Water Supply System. [dpwbook6 dpw1585]
Clarendon Heights
View northeast to Clarendon Heights Tank. Mt. Olympus (with Triumph of Light statue), Buena Vista Park, Corona Heights with Gray Bros. brick factory. [Gen View Clarendon Heights Tank (Tank Hill) Buena Vista Park, Corona Heights dpwbook6 dpw1589]
Clarendon Heights