
Market & Bush
Elevated view north to October 21, 1868 earthquake damaged Coffey-Risdon Bldg.; northwest corner Bush & Market. Horse trough, ruins. [Effects of the Earthquake, Oct 21 1868, Market and First [Sic] Streets. 984].
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The tremor which had the title of "the Big One" before the disaster of April 18, 1906.
Elevated view north to October 21, 1868 earthquake damaged Coffey-Risdon Bldg.; northwest corner Bush & Market. Horse trough, ruins. [Effects of the Earthquake, Oct 21 1868, Market and First [Sic] Streets. 984].
Financial DistrictOctober 21, 1868 Earthquake damage. Rail Road House at 316-320 Commercial Street (with entry on Clay), and S. P. Taylor & Co. (paper) between Front and Battery. Two men look out of window at right. Facade braced with long wooden beams.
Financial DistrictOctober 21, 1868 earthquake damage to A.S. Rosenbaum Tobacco & Cigar Warehouse on 300 block of Clay Street, long wooden beams shoring up facade. [Photographed by Oscar Foss, 606 Kearny St., S.F.]
Financial DistrictElevated view north across California to damaged buildings: 'Carriage Depository', 'S. Reinstein Pioneer Clothing Factory' at 314 California Street, A. Jacobs & Co. 312 California, California Powder Works 318 California.
Financial DistrictEarthquake Damage to Coffey-Risdon Bldg.; northwest corner Bush & Market.
Financial DistrictView east to northeast corner. Damage being repaired after the October 1868 earthquake. M. Esberg & Co. Shirt Factory, 300-302 Battery. Same image, different cropping from wnp71.0843. Muybridge 445 'Battery Cor. of Sacramento St. after Earthquake October 21, 1868.'
Financial District[Risnon? Building 1868. West of Front on Mkt] Earthquake damage to Coffey-Risdon Bldg.; northwest corner Bush & Market.Published by Oscar Foss. See cropped duplicates wnp37.01595 and 37.00891.
Financial District[#209 T.E. Hecht 2321 Cal. St. Earthquake 1868] Children and women posing in front of earthquake damaged two story brick building with well beside. View of Estudillo residence in San Leandro after October 21, 1868 earthquake.
Outside SF[Crane & Brigham Druggists, SE corner of Front & Clay Sts, 1868, TEH763] Earthquake damage to storefronts following earthquake October 21, 1868. [G57 SOF-001] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
Financial DistrictElevated view of Rail Road House (at 316-320 Commercial, but entry also on Clay), S. P. Taylor & Co. (paper) and six other buildings on the south side of Clay between Front and Battery after earthquake. Rubble, shoring up of facades. [TEH209 Clay St. earthquake Oct. 21 1868] [G57 SSS-010] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
Financial DistrictView east across Battery St. to M. Esberg & Co. Shirt Factory at 300-302 Battery. Damage from earthquake with buildings shored up. Muybridge 445 'Battery Cor. of Sacramento St. after Earthquake October 21, 1868'.[TEH434 Front (sic) & Sacramento Sts 1868] Same image, different cropping from wnp37.01346. [G57 SSS-015] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
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