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  The California earthquake of April 18, 1906 : report of the State Earthquake Investigation Commission, in two volumes and atlas.
 
    Acknowledgements
    Foreword
    Introduction
    Preface
    Introduction

  expand section The California Earthquake of April 18, 1906  Volume I, Part I
  collapse section The California Earthquake of April 18, 1906  Volume I, Part II
  collapse section Isoseismals: Distribution of Apparent Intensity — Continued
    Area of the Santa Cruz Quadrangle of the U. S. Geological Survey
    Los Gatos to San Juan
    Santa Clara Valley
    Hollister to Priest Valley
    Monterey Bay and Eastward
    Salinas to San Luis Obispo and Westward
    San Luis Obispo to San Bernadino
    Bay of San Francisco to the San Joaquin Valley
    Coast Ranges East of the Rift and South of Mount Hamilton, and the  West Side of the San Joaquin Valley From Westley to Dudley
    East Side of the San Joaquin Valley South of Modesto and the Adjacent Portions of the Sierra Nevada
  expand section East of the Sierra Nevada
    Experiments With a Shaking Machine
  expand section Review of the Distribution of Apparent Intensity
  expand section Directions of Vibratory Movement
    Marine Phenomena
    Number of Maxima in the Main Shock
    Sounds Connected With the Earthquake
    Visible Undulations of the Ground
    Pathogenic Effects of the Earthquake
    Effect of the Earthquake on Animals
  expand section Minor Geological Effects of the Earthquake
    Record of After-Shocks
  expand section Comparison With Other Severe Earthquakes in the Same Region
  expand section The California Earthquake of April 18, 1906  Volume II

  expand section Appendix  Theory of the Seismograph