Open SF History Photos

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Golden Gate Park

Polo Fields Tunnel, Louise Jeppesen Murder Scene 2 of 2

1934 Golden Gate Park

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Powell & Market

Rock Hudson pushing cable car with Cindy Robbins, Jean Blake and Anna Lee 1 of 2

1959 Downtown / Union Square

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Powell & Market

Rock Hudson pushing cable car with Cindy Robbins, Jean Blake and Anna Lee 2 of 2

1959 Downtown / Union Square

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Powell & Market turntable

Cable Car #508, Flood building

1950 Downtown / Union Square

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View to San Quentin

View north from Paradise Drive on Tiburon Peninsula towards San Quentin peninsula. Couple lighting cigarette, San Quentin penitentiary in Backgroud

1940 Outside SF

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Skyline from bay

Skyline and 3 ferry boats, looking west. Ferry Building at Center right.

1928 SF Bay

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Yerba Buena Island

South side of Yerba Buena Island with two ferry boats passing

1928 SF Bay

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Telegraph Hill

View looking west from bay. Ferry boat, Alcatraz Island and Mount Tamalpais in distance

1928

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Sutro Heights

View of Sutro's residence with observatory tower at right. View to west.

1890 Sutro

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Sutro Baths Depot

Interior of Sutro Baths streetcar depot on Point Lobos Ave. View southwest. Streetcar blocking view of pedestrian entrance.

1928 Sutro

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Music Concourse

Golden Gate Park. Two de Young Museums, and Music Concourse pedestrian underpass. 'Apple Cider Press' statue by Thomas Shields Clarke, military field guns, Sphinxes. Originally constructed as the Fine Arts Building for 1894 Midwinter Fair, building at right was renamed Memorial Museum in 1895 and eventually became part of de Young Museum. It was demolished in 1929.

1928 Golden Gate Park

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View from Twin Peaks

View towards Downtown and Mission

1950 Clarendon Heights

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View from Telegraph Hill

View north to Embarcadero and northern waterfront. Alcatraz, Angel Island and Mount Tamalpais in distance. Gas holding tank (gasometer) at foot of Powell Street. At far right, 290 Lombard, Art Moderne apartment building, Architect: H.C. Baumann, built 1940.

1950 Telegraph Hill