Inventory of Miscellaneous Photographs of San Francisco Shortly after the Earthquake and Fire of 1906 [graphic], ca. 1906-1907

1--PIC [Mission St. District Burning as Seen From Chinatown.] 1906-04-

2--PIC [The Fire on the west side of Town.] 1906-04-

3--PIC [The City Burning at Night, as seen From Alta Park] 1906-04-

4--PIC [The City on Fire as seen From 16th St. Hill] 1906-04-

5--PIC [Down Market St. from corner of Sansome.] 1906

6--PIC [View down Market Street from Twin Peaks.] 1906

7--PIC Turrill and Miller (photogs.)

Down Market St. from Twin Peaks, May 28, 1906. 1906-05-28

8--PIC Turrill and Miller (photogs.)

The Mission [District] from Twin Peaks, May 28, 1906. 1906-05-28

9--PIC Turrill and Miller (photogs.)

From Corbett Road, May 28, 1906. [View down Market Street toward downtown from lower slopes of Twin Peaks.] 1906-05-28

10--PIC [View south: Post near Market] [Some reconstruction progress visible.] 1906

11--PIC Turrill and Miller (photogs.)

Down California St. from Nob Hill, May 3[?], 1906. 1906-05-03

12--PIC Turrill and Miller (photogs.)

Unburned section, Washington St. May 13, 1906. [Residences.] 1906-05-13

13--PIC [Restaurant and Buttermilk Stands.] [Food vening carts, wagons, streetcars, and tents among rubble on Market Street.] 1906

14--PIC [Dynamite crew, Market St.] 1906

15--PIC Turrill and Miller (photogs.)

Blasting the Walls, St. Ignatius Church. August 11, 1906. 1906-08-11

16--PIC Turrill and Miller (photogs.)

Blasting the Walls, St. Ignatius Church. August 11, 1906. 1906-08-11

17--PIC Turrill and Miller (photogs.)

Removing Debris by Car, June [?]7, 1906. [Southern Pacific Railroad car loaded with rubble and workers on top.] 1906-06-07

18--PIC Turrill and Miller (photogs.)

Removing the Debris, May 16[?], 1906. [Wagons being loaded among ruins.] 1906-05-

19--PIC Cohen, E.A.

[Sloss Doorway.] ca. 1906

20--PIC [Crocker residence entrance, California St., Nob Hill] ca. 1906

21--PIC [Corner of A.M.[?] Towne residence, California St., Nob Hill] 1906

22--PIC Cohen, E.A.

[Crocker residence, California St., Nob Hill] ca. 1906

23--PIC [Turrill and Miller (photogs.)]

Burned Cable Cars, California and Hyde, June 23, 1906. 1906-06-23

24--PIC Turrill and Miller (photogs.)

Wreck of Linda Vista Hotel, Turk and Jones Sts., May 16, 1906. 1906-05-16

25--PIC [Turrill and Miller (photogs.)?]

[Headquarters of Committee on Reconstruction of SF.] ca. 1906

26--PIC [Mission San Francisco de Asis, Dolores, Built 1780.] ca. 1906

27--PIC Cohen, E.A.

[Portsmouth (Square?) SF Hall of Justice.] [With tents in plaza.] 1906

28--PIC Cohen, E.A.

[Down O'Farrell from corner of Stockton, Call Bldg.] 1906

29--PIC [View South from top of Nob Hill.] [Reconstruction in progress.] ca. 1906

30--PIC Cohen, E.A.

[Pacific Union Club ruined, corner of Post and Stockton.] ca. 1906

31--PIC [Hibernia bank, Jones and McAllister.] 1906

32--PIC Turrill and Miller (photogs.)

St. Ignatius, Sep. 2, 1906. 1906-09-02

33--PIC [Crossley Bldg., New Montgomery and Mission Sts.] [Men seated among street filled with brick rubble.] 1906

34--PIC Turrill and Miller (photogs.)

Franklin and Clay, Where Heroic Efforts Stopped the Fire, May 9, 1906. 1906-05-09

35--PIC Turrill and Miller (photogs.)

Palace Hotel, Built 1874, Monadnock Building, in course of construction, Examiner Building, demolished by dynamite. May 12, 1906. 1906-05-12

36--PIC Turrill and Miller (photogs.)

Interior Crocker-Woolworth National Bank, June 14, 1906. [Gutted by fire.] 1906-06-14

37--PIC [Chinese Refugee Camps near Presidio.] ca. 1906

38--PIC [Refugee camp near Presidio.] ca. 1906

39--PIC [Mission Relief Headquarters Guerrero St. near 25th.] [Food (?) line along residential street.] 1906

40--PIC [Mission Relief Headquarters] [Guerrero near 25th Street. Crowd in street.] 1906

41--PIC Turrill and Miller (photogs.)

[7600 Sacks of Flour for Relief, May 10, 1906] [With armed guard.] 1906-05-10

42--PIC [Encampment National Guard, May 10, 1906.] 1906-05-10

43--AX [Fire at corner of 2nd and Mission Sts.] 1906

44--AX [500 block south side of Market St.] 1906

45--AX [Crossley Bldg. Fire.] 1906

46--AX [Post St. near corner of Montgomery, Boss Ruef at right, Masonic Temple right background.] 1906

47--AX ["The Last Stream" where the water gave out, up Market from 3rd St.] 1906

48--AX [Ruins of building with lions at entrance.] 1906

49--PIC [Down Market St. from corner of Kearney.] [Before the earthquake and fire?] ca. 1905?

50--PIC Gaytes

[Relief camps on top of Nob Hill after the fire. Fairmont Hotel and Ferry Building visible.] 1906

51--PIC [Rubble in front of residential houses, possibly at edge of fire line.] 1906

52--PIC [Rubble in front of residential houses, possibly at edge of fire line.] 1906

53--PIC [NUMBER NOT USED]

[NUMBER NOT USED]

54--PIC Blumberg, A.

[View from Nob Hill of city burning.] 1906-04-

55--PIC Rue, James O.

[Montgomery St. from California looking south.] 1906-04-

56--PIC St. Dunstan[?] Van Ness. [View of Van Ness Street.] ca. 1906

57--PIC Genthe, Arnold

[San Francisco Fire, 1906.] 1906

58--PIC [(Resi)dents part of city overlooking the Business Part.] [View of downtown taken from a hillside.] 1906-1907

59--PIC [View of the Cliff House burning and spectators on Ocean Beach. 1906

60--PIC Pillsbury Picture Co.

Earthquake damage. Examiner office. [Interior.] 1906

61--PIC [View from Nob Hill looking down California Street and over downtown. Old St. Mary's and Grace Church[?] are visible.] 1906-1907

62--PIC R.J. Waters and Co.

San Francisco rising from Ruins, April 18, 1907. [View from Nob Hill showing reconstruction progress, with ruined home entrance dubbed "Portals of the Past" in foreground.] 1907-04-18

63--PIC [Ruins of Grace Church at California and Stockton Streets?] 1906

64--PIC R.J. Waters and Co.

Powell and Post looking N.E. showing Synogogue. 1906

65--PIC R.J. Waters and Co.

[Masonic Temple] 1906

66--PIC Lovick Bros.[?]

Ruins of City Hall after earthquake and fire, 1906. 1906

67--PIC [Ruins of City Hall: detail of two columns.] 1906

68--PIC Rieder Cardinell Co.

[A view of the ruins of the City Hall after the earthquake and Fire. San Francisco, Cal., April 18-20, 1906] 1906

69--PIC Rieder Cardinell Co.

[The James D. Phelan monument at the corner of Market, Turk and Mason Sts. still proclaims the spirit of progress and Victory and is one of the few objects of value to be spared from the ravenous flames in SanFrancisco, Cal., April 18-20, 1906. 1906

70--PIC Street, W.J. (photog.)

[Call Building with smoke pouring out as people on the street watch.] 1906-04-

71--PIC [View of gutted Old Saint Mary's church on California Street after earthquake and fire.] 1906

72--PIC Whigham Photo.

Market St. Ap. 18 '06. [Fire hose in operation, Call Building and wall of smoke in background.] 1906-04-18

73--AX Haley, George W.

[View of downtown going up in flames, probably taken from Nob Hill.] 1906

74--AX Weidner, Charles

San Francisco--One year after: the beginning of new and greater San Francisco showing a large amount of reconstruction in the heart of the city.... 1907

75--G San Francisco Examiner.

In the Heart of the Ruins--Panorama taken from the roof of the St. Francis Hotel. 1906

76--G Pillsbury Picture Co.

Panoramic View of the burning of San Francisco from the roof of the St. Francis Hotel, April 18, 1906. 1906

77--G Pillsbury Picture Co.

Panorama from St. Francis Hotel after the fire. [Some reconstruction evident.] c1906

78--G Pillsbury Picture Co.

Panorama from Ferry Building. [Some reconstruction evident. Waterfront and shipping are included.] c1906

79--G Pillsbury Picture Co.

Panorama of San Francisco from the Grant Building. [Some reconstruction evident. City Hall is prominent, as is the view up Market Street toward the Financial District.] c1906

80--AX [Columns at entrance of ruined building: possibly those dubbed "Portals of the Past" prior to removal to Golden Gate Park.] 1906

81--B Givens

[Wholesale district, SF 1906 from Russian Hill.] 1906

82--B Givens

[View east from Sutter and Jones Sts. The Family Hotel and Boarding House. District of the "400"] 1906

83--B [Donahue Building at left, view down Market from Taylor.] 1906