Finding Aid to the Pictorial Material from the Anna Blake Mezquida Papers, circa 1860-1965, bulk circa 1900-1910.

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Finding Aid to the Pictorial Material from the Anna Blake Mezquida Papers, circa 1860-1965, bulk circa 1900-1910.

BANC PIC 1973.055--PIC

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[First Congregational Church, Mason and Post Sts. Following earthquake and fire of April 18, 1906. San Francisco.] [Photographic print.]

Interior of the St. Francis Hotel after the Great Fire. [Photomechanical print.]

[Street scene during fire, following earthquake of April 18, 1906. San Francisco.]

Panorama of San Francisco, California, showing Kearny Street, Telegraph Hill, The Fairmont Hotel on the left, the Ferry Building on the right, and the burned district between, during the reconstruction period, one year after the disaster of April 18, 1906. Taken form the junction of Market and Kearny Streets. 883. [Panoramic color postcard. Published by Cardinell-Vincent Co.]

Ruins of the retail district as viewed from Powell St. Hill, San Francisco, Cal. [Panoramic color postcard. No. 6953. M. Rieder, Publisher.]

A Chinese Fortune Teller. [Chinatown? Ruins of earthquake and fire in background.] [Color postcard. No. 1649.]

"San Francisco in the Grip of the Fire. April 18-20, 1906."

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The Old Flood Building. 4th [Fourth] and Market. April 18, 1906. [Tinted print : collotype print.]

"San Francisco in the Grip of the Fire. April 18-20, 1906."

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Chinatown. Debris-choked streets of the once picturesque Oriental Quarter. [Along California St. between Stockton and Dupont (later Grant) Sts. Hall of Justice in distance, center.]

"San Francisco in the Grip of the Fire. April 18-20, 1906."

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Ruins of City Hall. Taken from vicinity of Fairmont Hotel, Nob Hill.

"San Francisco in the Grip of the Fire. April 18-20, 1906."

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Van Ness Avenue & Bush Street. Ruins of Marie Antoinette Apartments (N.E. Bush & Van Ness), St. Dunstan Hotel (S.E. Sutter & Van Ness), U.R.R. Car House (S.E. Sutter & Polk).

"San Francisco in the Grip of the Fire. April 18-20, 1906."

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Down Geary Street showing Palace Hotel.

Camp -- Golden Gate Avenue & Van Ness. Erected April 19, 1906, while ashes still hot.

"San Francisco in the Grip of the Fire. April 18-20, 1906."

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Ruins. Call Building, Mutual Savings Bank. Union Square.

"San Francisco in the Grip of the Fire. April 18-20, 1906."

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Ruins. Hall of Justice, Chinatown. Ferry Building in distance. [View down Sacramento St. from Nob Hill.

"San Francisco in the Grip of the Fire. April 18-20, 1906."

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Ruins. Taken from vicinity of City Hall.

"San Francisco in the Grip of the Fire. April 18-20, 1906."

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San Francisco restored. April 1907. City Hall in ruins. New or Little Palace. Temporary dwellings. Goldberg, Bowen & Co., Sutter & Leavenworth Sts.

"San Francisco in the Grip of the Fire. April 18-20, 1906."

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Sutter Street looking toward Van Ness Avenue. Taken shortly after fire, showing rapidity of temporary reconstruction.

"San Francisco in the Grip of the Fire. April 18-20, 1906."

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A "Refugee" on the porch, 1691 Bush. [Anna Blake Mezquida.]

Ruins. "The dear old home." 808 Hyde St. Burned at noon, April 19, 1906.

A "Refugee." [Anna Blake Mezquida.]

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