Showing posts with label 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Show all posts

Monday, March 17, 2014

San Francisco Earthquake

This is my last set of photos from this disaster.

 Refugees filing en masse along Market Street toward Ferry Building
  
 View east down California St. from Nob Hill above 
Dupont (Grant) St. Merchants' Exchange Building, right
  
 View on Market Street
  
 Woman and children at refugee camp
  
 Woman holding bottle amid glass debris
  
 Woman sitting on edge of fault crevice
  
 Women and children refugees posing along a row of makeshift dwellings
  
 Women at flooded lot. Refugee tents in background
  
San Francisco rising from ruins, April 18, 1907. View southeast 
from Nob Hill showing reconstruction progress

Friday, February 28, 2014

San Francisco Earthquake

The disaster continues...

 Refugee camp near Protestant Orphan Asylum. Market and Buchanan Streets
  
 Refugee camp, Fort Mason
  
 Relief camp with refugee tents
  
 S.F. Red Cross and Relief, No. 3, Camp Ingleside, July 1907
  
 Street scene at foot of Market Street
  
 Street scene, Geary St. looking toward Market
  
 Telegraph Hill. From Ferry Building
  
 Temporary houses. Golden Gate Park
  
 Tilted wooden-frame houses, Howard St. between Eighteenth and Nineteenth Streets
  
U.S. Army Field Hospital. Picturing nurse, officers, and horse-drawn ambulance

Friday, February 7, 2014

San Francisco Earthquake

 Refugee camp at Lobos Square, April 18th, 1906
  
 Refugee camp in Golden Gate Park
  
 Refugee camp near Presidio
  
 Refugee camp, possibly Jefferson Square
  
 Refugee lines patrolled by U.S. Navy troops
  
 Refugees at makeshift camp near Market St. and Buchanan
  
 Refugees living in houses made from dry goods boxes. Near Lobos Square. April 1906
  
 Ruins of Grace Cathedral, California and Stockton Streets, Nob Hill
  
 San Francisco looking northeast from Atlas Building
  
Scene along Geary St. during street city-wide cleaning day. 
Relief tables and temporary buildings, including Hotel St. Francis

Thursday, January 23, 2014

San Francisco Earthquake

 Bread line, Sixth and Mission
  
 East Street (the Embarcadero), a few weeks after the fire. 
U.S. Army men bivouacked in tents
  
 Food vending carts, wagons, streetcars, tents and rubble along Market Street
  
 Girl on swing, surrounded by rubble-filled lots, Rincon Hill
  
 Looters under guard of U.S. Army troops
  
 Man at street kitchen
  
 Man regarding subsidence of sidewalk and street, Capp Street
  
 McAllister and Market Streets
  
 Mission Relief Headquarters, Guerrero Street near 25th
  
 New Montgomery Street ruins. Rialto Bldg. at right. 
Crossley building in foreground at left
  
 Olson family in Jefferson Park
  
Refugee camp at Fort Mason

Friday, January 3, 2014

San Francisco Earthquake - The Fire

The great earthquake of 1906 did a lot of damage to San Francisco. The ensuing fire did more. Here are some amazing shots of the fire in progress.

 Arnold Genthe: The last day of the fire
  
 Burning of Call building. Lotta's Fountain
  
 Call Building on fire, Market Street
  
 Crowd at foot of Market Street watcing fire in distance. Near Sacramento Street
  
 Crowd watching fire
  
 Fire on Market Street, viewed from Nob Hill
  
 Fires burning in Wholesale and Financial districts. Looking east from Nob Hill
  
 Fleeing from the flames. Refugees filing down Market Street
  
 People viewing fire from Halliday Hill
  
 Refugee crowd during fire
  
 Refugees viewing fire toward southeast from Lafayette Square.
Photo "probably by Arnold Genthe"
  
The burning of San Francisco, April 18, 1906, view from St. Francis Hotel
 
Union Square, San Francisco fire
 
View from southeast slope of Nob Hill of fire burning, south of Market district