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WPA San Francisco Scale Model in City Hall, April 9, 1940
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General View, 1906
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Art Siegel said:
This is looking southwest from Polk or Larkin or a little east, toward Van Ness and the hills beyond. Sacred Heart Church at Fell and Fillmore is visible in the distance. Brittain & Co. opened a store at Van Ness and Turk that can also be seen in center distance at higher resolution.
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David Gallagher said:
I think it is Hyde & Sacramento, though I'm not sure. 1201 Hyde was a big house on the northwest corner. I'm assuming the stairs at right lead to it.
View from Old Hall of Justice looking north, before April 1906
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David Gallagher said:
This is surely post-earthquake
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Art Siegel said:
Yes, there is still scaffolding on the St. Francis of Assisi church as it was being rebuilt.
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