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Looking down Van Ness Ave. from O'Farrell St. right after the earthquake. Van Ness was going to be made the main street in San Francisco -- the Emporium and the White House and others moved out there after the earthquake, but as soon as they could get back on Market St., back they went -- it never materialized. City Hall ruins, left. [Photograph by Dressler.]
N.W. cor. Ellis & Mason Sts. April 1, 1905. [No.] 571. [Photograph by T.E. Hecht.]
Polk & Filbert Streets. 1870. St. Bridget's Church (top center).
Old style windmill at the salt works.
"Tuckertown." (Square block Buchanan-Webster-Jackson Sts.) Gone by 1934.
"Tuckertown." (Square block Buchanan-Webster-Jackson Sts.) Gone by 1934.
Pre-earthquake homes on Market St.
Pre-earthquake homes, California St. near Van Ness Ave.
Pre-earthquake homes.
Pre-earthquake homes, Ellis St. between Octavia & Gough Sts.
Election booth, ca. 1900.
San Francisco home life, 1898. Banjo-playing. [Unidentified woman.]
S.F. home life, 1898. Old style fireplace; tile mantle. [Unidentified woman.]
Wasp-waisted street dress, 1898. [Unidentified woman.]
Japanese bamboo furniture -- tea for two, 1898. [Unidentified man and woman.]
Fireplace, tile mantle, 1890s. [Unidentified woman.]
[Fireplace with tile mantle. Unidentified woman.]
Fireplace, marble mantle, 1870s; crystal pull-down lamp. [Unidentified woman.]
Bedroom, 1895.
Chinese celebration, Chinatown, Stockton St., 1896. 20
Alley in Chinatown.
Chinatown, down Clay St. from Waverly Place, between Grant Ave. & Stockton St., March 1906. [Photograph by Turrill & Miller.]
Chinatown, 1898.
[Chinatown. 1898.] 3
Chinese woman, wearing pantaloons, on Stockton St.
Chinese laundry wagon, Sacramento St. 1906. [No. 670. Photograph by L. Slevin. Copyright 1923.]
Chinese vegetable peddler, ca. 1890. [Photograph by Taber.]
Engine house, ca. 1870.
Monumental Engine Co., west side of Portsmouth Plaza, ca. 1860.
Engine house.
Firehouse on California St. (recently razed, brick-by-brick, to be re-erected somewhere else), north side of street, 1932.
Veteran fireman with old handpump engine, getting ready for a parade, ca. 1893.
Washington St. firehouse, Engine Co. No. 28, ca. 1941.
Old-style fire engine at World's Fair, Treasure Island, 1939.
Engine responding to a fire on Geary St. between Stockton & Powell Sts., 1895.
Salinas, Calif., fire department. Engine (two-horse), and hose-cart (one-horse), ca. 1895.
Parade on Market St. celebrating Admission Day, 1900. Fire Underwriters Corps., vehicle with firemen on it.
Engine Co. No. 20, on Filbert St. between Webster & Fillmore Sts., showing transition between horse-drawn and motorized vehicles. James Rolph, Jr., with hard hat, in center, and son Jimmy. Hindu Temple, with minarets, corner Webster & Filbert Sts., background. Ca. 1915.
Veteran fireman in parade shown pulling a little hand-pumped engine that came out from New York in 1849. 1900.
East on Ellis St. from Powell St. showing Baldwin Hotel fire, 1898.
Baldwin Hotel ruins, 1898.
Baldwin Hotel. Parrott Building (Emporium), background; salvage pump engine for removing water from basements; Red Front Department Store (men and boys' clothing), which was one of the hottest-burning buildings in San Francisco during the earthquake and fire. 1898.
Fire, looking west on Market St. from Third St.; Bancroft Printing House fire, ca. 1890.
Down Sacramento St. from Powell St. showing the fire coming up the hill; Pacific Mutual Building, with dome, left center; Chinese ("note complacency and nonchalance") watching approaching fire. [1906.]
[Sacramento St. from Powell St. 1938.]
Corner Kearny, Geary & Market Sts., Aug. 1, 1906; Lotta's Fountain; Temple Emanu-El; Shreve Building, big building, center; Fairmont Hotel, far distance, right. [Photograph by R.J. Waters.]
Waterfront, showing old warehouse at foot of Telegraph Hill.
Fontana Warehouse (formerly Pioneer Woolen Mills, now the site of the Fontana Apartments).
Old sea wall; U.S. Bonded Warehouse
Warehouse near Embarcadero, foot of Telegraph Hill.
State Refrigeration Terminal, Embarcadero & Channel Sts., engine room. 1938.
[Engine room, State Refrigeration Terminal. Embarcadero & Channel Sts. 1931.]
State Refrigeration Terminal, office and temp. [i.e. temperature] recorder. 1938.
State Refrigeration Terminal, Embarcadero front and cooling tower. 1935.
State Refrigeration Terminal, brine cooler and compressor, 1935.
San Francisco War Memorial, engine room, blower control panel and pumps. 1940.
[San Francisco War Memorial.] Pumps and view of engineroom office. 1940.
[San Francisco War Memorial.] Back of boilers showing gas-burner control. 1940.
[San Francisco War Memorial.] Front of boilers and seven-stage pump. 1940.
[San Francisco War Memorial.] Refrigeration system: vacuum pumps, cold-water tank and pumps. 1940.
Street repair, Market & Noe Sts. Asphalt melter. 1890s.
[Street repair with asphalt melter. Market & Noes Sts. 1890s.]
Street and road roller, horizontal boiler type. 1900. [No. 1189. Photograph by L. Slevin. Copyright 1922.]
Steam roller.
Department of Public Works, San Francisco, steam street roller, 17th [i.e. Seventeenth] Ave. & Noriega Sts. 1939. 5
Junk wagon ("Rags-Bottles-Sacks"). 1890s.
Lone Mountain, one lone grave. 1867. [No. 226. T.E. Hecht.]
Lone Mountain Cemetery, birds' eye view. (litho.) 1866.
Laurel Hill Cemetery, entrance, Presidio Ave. 1935.
[Laurel Hill Cemetery, office building. 1935.]
[Laurel Hill Cemetery. Presidio Ave., wall. 1935.]
[Laurel Hill Cemetery. Wooden head board (Griffin Brothers). 1935.] [Lacking.]
Marble Headstone, Holy Cross Cemetery, Colma. 1935.
Calvary Cemetery, Geary St. & Masonic Ave. 1925.
[Calvary Cemetery, Geary St. & Masonic Ave. 1925.] 2
Masonic Cemetery, Wieland Mausoleum, Turk St. and Masonic Avenue. 1935.
Laurel Hill Cemetery.