1868 Earthquake - Revision history

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	''Photo: OpenSFHistory.org wnp26.648''		''Photo: OpenSFHistory.org wnp26.648''

			[[Image:California-Street-after-oct-22-1868-quake attributed-to-Muybridge Getty.jpg]]

			'''California Street after the October 22, 1868 earthquake.'''

			''Photo: attributed to Eadweard Muybridge, courtesy Getty collection''

	[[Image:Ruins of 1868 earthquake Graves Collection I0012565A.jpg]]		[[Image:Ruins of 1868 earthquake Graves Collection I0012565A.jpg]]

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	[[Image:1868 earthquake AAC-2556.jpg]]		[[Image:1868 earthquake AAC-2556.jpg]]

	'''~~2321 California Street after~~ 1868 earthquake.'''		'''1868 earthquake damage.'''

	''Photo: San Francisco History Center, SF Public Library AAC-2556''		''Photo: San Francisco History Center, SF Public Library AAC-2556''

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	''Photo: Online Archive of California, Roy D. Graves Collection I0012565A''		''Photo: Online Archive of California, Roy D. Graves Collection I0012565A''

			[[Image:1868 earthquake AAC-2556.jpg]]

			'''2321 California Street after 1868 earthquake.'''

			''Photo: San Francisco History Center, SF Public Library AAC-2556''

	[[Image:After-1868-earthquake via-Mike-Caswell-FB.jpg]]		[[Image:After-1868-earthquake via-Mike-Caswell-FB.jpg]]

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	'''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>'''		'''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>'''

			[[Image:1868 Earthquake Damage to Coffey-Risdon Bldg. northwest corner Bush & Market wnp26.648.jpg\|800px]]

			'''1868 earthquake damage to Coffey-Risdon Building on the northwest corner of Bush and Market Streets.'''

			''Photo: OpenSFHistory.org wnp26.648''

	[[Image:Ruins of 1868 earthquake Graves Collection I0012565A.jpg]]		[[Image:Ruins of 1868 earthquake Graves Collection I0012565A.jpg]]

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	'''Buildings damaged in San Francisco by 1868 Hayward quake.'''		'''Buildings damaged in San Francisco by 1868 Hayward quake.'''

	''Photo: via Mike Caswell, Facebook''		''Photo: via Mike Caswell, Facebook, originally by C.E. Watkins''

			[[Image:Effects of the Earthquake, Oct. 21, 1868, Railroad House, Clay St, from Robert N.jpg\|800px]]

			'''Original Watkins stereoscopic view, Oct. 21, 1868.'''

			''courtesy Robert N. Dennis collection, wikimedia commons''

	On October 21, 1868 an earthquake hit the Hayward fault in the East Bay, estimated at 6.3-6.7 magnitude. It's the last known large quake on the Hayward fault as of June 2020. It was known as the Great Earthquake of San Francisco until the [[April 18, 1906: EARTHQUAKE! FIRE!\|1906 quake and fire]] took the title.		On October 21, 1868 an earthquake hit the Hayward fault in the East Bay, estimated at 6.3-6.7 magnitude. It's the last known large quake on the Hayward fault as of June 2020. It was known as the Great Earthquake of San Francisco until the [[April 18, 1906: EARTHQUAKE! FIRE!\|1906 quake and fire]] took the title.

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	'''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>'''		'''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>'''

			[[Image:Ruins of 1868 earthquake Graves Collection I0012565A.jpg]]

			'''San Francisco ruins, 1868 earthquake.'''

			''Photo: Online Archive of California, Roy D. Graves Collection I0012565A''

	[[Image:After-1868-earthquake via-Mike-Caswell-FB.jpg]]		[[Image:After-1868-earthquake via-Mike-Caswell-FB.jpg]]

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	'''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>'''		'''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>'''

			[[Image:After-1868-earthquake via-Mike-Caswell-FB.jpg]]

			'''Buildings damaged in San Francisco by 1868 Hayward quake.'''

			''Photo: via Mike Caswell, Facebook''

	On October 21, 1868 an earthquake hit the Hayward fault in the East Bay, estimated at 6.3-6.7 magnitude. It's the last known large quake on the Hayward fault as of June 2020. It was known as the Great Earthquake of San Francisco until the [[April 18, 1906: EARTHQUAKE! FIRE!\|1906 quake and fire]] took the title.		On October 21, 1868 an earthquake hit the Hayward fault in the East Bay, estimated at 6.3-6.7 magnitude. It's the last known large quake on the Hayward fault as of June 2020. It was known as the Great Earthquake of San Francisco until the [[April 18, 1906: EARTHQUAKE! FIRE!\|1906 quake and fire]] took the title.

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	<blockquote>The town of Hayward experienced the most damage, with nearly every building destroyed or significantly damaged in the earthquake. The Alameda County Courthouse in San Leandro was destroyed, which resulted in the re-location of the County Seat to Oakland, its current site. The adobe chapel of Mission San José in what is now Fremont was also destroyed, as were several buildings in San Jose, San Francisco and throughout Alameda County. Damage was reported from Santa Rosa in the north to Gilroy and Santa Cruz in the south. Thirty deaths were attributed to the earthquake.</blockquote>		<blockquote>The town of Hayward experienced the most damage, with nearly every building destroyed or significantly damaged in the earthquake. The Alameda County Courthouse in San Leandro was destroyed, which resulted in the re-location of the County Seat to Oakland, its current site. The adobe chapel of Mission San José in what is now Fremont was also destroyed, as were several buildings in San Jose, San Francisco and throughout Alameda County. Damage was reported from Santa Rosa in the north to Gilroy and Santa Cruz in the south. Thirty deaths were attributed to the earthquake.</blockquote>

	[[category:Earthquakes]] [[category:downtown]] [[~~caetgory~~:1860s]]		[[category:Earthquakes]] [[category:downtown]] [[category:1860s]]

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''' Unfinished History '''

On October 21, 1868 an earthquake hit the Hayward fault in the East Bay, estimated at 6.3-6.7 magnitude. It's the last known large quake on the Hayward fault as of June 2020. It was known as the Great Earthquake of San Francisco until the [[April 18, 1906: EARTHQUAKE! FIRE!|1906 quake and fire]] took the title.

[[Image:1868-quake-damage.jpg]]

'''Damage on California Street'''

[[Image:1868 SF quake IMG 1446058323794.jpg]]

According to Wikipedia:

<blockquote>The town of Hayward experienced the most damage, with nearly every building destroyed or significantly damaged in the earthquake. The Alameda County Courthouse in San Leandro was destroyed, which resulted in the re-location of the County Seat to Oakland, its current site. The adobe chapel of Mission San José in what is now Fremont was also destroyed, as were several buildings in San Jose, San Francisco and throughout Alameda County. Damage was reported from Santa Rosa in the north to Gilroy and Santa Cruz in the south. Thirty deaths were attributed to the earthquake.</blockquote>

[[category:Earthquakes]] [[category:downtown]] [[caetgory:1860s]]