Yerba Buena Cove - Revision history

Ccarlsson: added photo

2023-11-11T19:13:07Z

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	''Map: Shaping San Francisco''		''Map: Shaping San Francisco''

			[[Image:1850s view of Yerba Buena cove from north wnp37.02585.jpg\|800px]]

			'''1850s view of Yerba Buena cove from north to south.'''

			''Photo: OpenSFHistory.org wnp37.02585''

	[[Image:B1-William-Shew-panorama-from-2nd-and-Beale-to-Rincon-Hill I0012587A.jpg\|800px]]		[[Image:B1-William-Shew-panorama-from-2nd-and-Beale-to-Rincon-Hill I0012587A.jpg\|800px]]

Ccarlsson: moving Graves 1850 YB cove images to new page from Issel-Cherny

2021-08-22T21:15:12Z

moving Graves 1850 YB cove images to new page from Issel-Cherny

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	''Photo: Private Collection, San Francisco, CA ''		''Photo: Private Collection, San Francisco, CA ''

	~~[[Image:B-Graves 1850-51-left I0012427A.jpg\|800px]]~~

	~~'''1850-51 view of ships abandoned in Yerba Buena Cove.'''~~

	~~''Photo: Roy D. Graves collection, Online Archive of California I0012427A''~~

	~~[[Image:B-Graves-waterfront-1851 I0012428A.jpg\|800px]]~~

	~~'''1850-51 view of ships abandoned in Yerba Buena Cove, further south than image just above.'''~~

	~~''Photo: Roy D. Graves collection, Online Archive of California I0012428A''~~

Ccarlsson at 22:50, 22 April 2021

2021-04-22T22:50:51Z

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	''Photo: J. Paul Getty Museum Open Content Program''		''Photo: J. Paul Getty Museum Open Content Program''

			[[Image:1849 map of YB Cove and early SF.jpg]]

			'''1849 map of Yerba Buena cove and early San Francisco.'''

			''Provenance unknown''

	[[Image:1850 map with Rincon Point and original YB shoreline.jpg\|792px]]		[[Image:1850 map with Rincon Point and original YB shoreline.jpg\|792px]]

Ccarlsson at 22:17, 22 April 2021

2021-04-22T22:17:23Z

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	[[Image:Yerba Buena cove spring 1833 via John Alioto FB.jpg\|800px]]		[[Image:Yerba Buena cove spring 1833 via John Alioto FB.jpg\|800px]]

	'''Yerba Buena Cove, spring ~~1833~~.'''		'''Yerba Buena Cove, spring 1837.'''

	''Image, courtesy John Alioto''		''Image, courtesy John Alioto''

Ccarlsson: added photo

2021-04-22T22:16:55Z

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			[[Image:Yerba Buena cove spring 1833 via John Alioto FB.jpg\|800px]]

			'''Yerba Buena Cove, spring 1833.'''

			''Image, courtesy John Alioto''

	[[Image:View north from Rincon Hill 1860 from J Paul Getty Museum Open Content Program 1149340 221475424674879 822873042 o.png\|720px\|thumb]]		[[Image:View north from Rincon Hill 1860 from J Paul Getty Museum Open Content Program 1149340 221475424674879 822873042 o.png\|720px\|thumb]]

Ccarlsson: added photos

2020-06-17T05:37:13Z

added photos

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	''Photo: Private Collection, San Francisco, CA ''		''Photo: Private Collection, San Francisco, CA ''

			[[Image:B-Graves 1850-51-left I0012427A.jpg\|800px]]

			'''1850-51 view of ships abandoned in Yerba Buena Cove.'''

			''Photo: Roy D. Graves collection, Online Archive of California I0012427A''

			[[Image:B-Graves-waterfront-1851 I0012428A.jpg\|800px]]

			'''1850-51 view of ships abandoned in Yerba Buena Cove, further south than image just above.'''

			''Photo: Roy D. Graves collection, Online Archive of California I0012428A''

Ccarlsson: added 4 more panels of William Shew panorama

2020-06-17T05:32:45Z

added 4 more panels of William Shew panorama

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-'''1852 William Shew daguerreotype of ships in Yerba Buena cove.'''
+'''Panel 3: 1852 William Shew daguerreotype of ships in Yerba Buena cove.'''
-''Photo: Shaping San Francisco''
+''Photo: Online Archive of California I0012591A''
 [[Image:SF-1846-yerba-buena-cove-watercolor.jpg|720px|thumb]]

Ccarlsson: added images

2020-05-25T22:12:27Z

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	<blockquote>"We anchored in a cove known as Yerba Buena. Telegraph Hill was then called Loma Alto. At that time there were some half dozen barks from Atlantic ports trading along the California coast, Alaska and the Hawaiian Islands. All that time, Captain Mariano G. Vallejo, later General Vallejo, was in command of the Presidio. The population of the post was about two hundred and fifty men, women and children. The soldiers were Spanish, and all ''vaqueros''. At that time Captain Vallejo had recently married Donna Francisca Benicia Carrillo. Fort Point was then garrisoned and known as Punta de Castillo, or Castle Point. A small number of foreigners were living near the post, among them [[WILLIAM_RICHARDSON_AND_YERBA_BUENA_ORIGINS\|Captain William A. Richardson]], who owned the Sausalito ranch, and who was married to the daughter of the late Captain Ygnacio Martinez, who had been in charge of the Presidio post preceding Captain Vallejo, John Read of Ireland, owner of the Read ranch adjoining the Sausalito ranch, Tim Murphy and James Black, the latter of Scotland."</blockquote>		<blockquote>"We anchored in a cove known as Yerba Buena. Telegraph Hill was then called Loma Alto. At that time there were some half dozen barks from Atlantic ports trading along the California coast, Alaska and the Hawaiian Islands. All that time, Captain Mariano G. Vallejo, later General Vallejo, was in command of the Presidio. The population of the post was about two hundred and fifty men, women and children. The soldiers were Spanish, and all ''vaqueros''. At that time Captain Vallejo had recently married Donna Francisca Benicia Carrillo. Fort Point was then garrisoned and known as Punta de Castillo, or Castle Point. A small number of foreigners were living near the post, among them [[WILLIAM_RICHARDSON_AND_YERBA_BUENA_ORIGINS\|Captain William A. Richardson]], who owned the Sausalito ranch, and who was married to the daughter of the late Captain Ygnacio Martinez, who had been in charge of the Presidio post preceding Captain Vallejo, John Read of Ireland, owner of the Read ranch adjoining the Sausalito ranch, Tim Murphy and James Black, the latter of Scotland."</blockquote>

	[[~~ImageSan~~-Francisco-1849-drawing.jpg\|800px]]		[[Image:San-Francisco-1849-drawing.jpg\|800px]]

	'''San Francisco, 1849.'''		'''San Francisco, 1849.'''

			[[Image:1851-YB-cove-with-Gordon-Vulcan-Foundry-at-lower-left.jpg]]

			'''1851 view of Yerba Buena Cove from Rincon Hill, with the Vulcan Foundry, founded by [[George Gordon\|George Gordon]], at lower left.'''

			''Photo: Shaping San Francisco''

			[[Image:downtwn1$downtown-1853.jpg]]

			'''Looking north at area occupied by downtown in the late 20th century. View is from Rincon Hill 1853 (now western anchor for the [[Bay Bridge Work\|Bay Bridge]])'''

			''Photo: Private Collection, San Francisco, CA ''

Ccarlsson: added map

2020-01-19T08:47:29Z

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	'''The village of [[Yerba Buena-Good Herb\|Yerba Buena]] in 1846, three years before the Gold Rush and the name change to San Francisco. Montgomery St. between Clay & Washington is the [[WATER! WATER! \|shoreline]].'''		'''The village of [[Yerba Buena-Good Herb\|Yerba Buena]] in 1846, three years before the Gold Rush and the name change to San Francisco. Montgomery St. between Clay & Washington is the [[WATER! WATER! \|shoreline]].'''

			[[Image:Maritime museum buried ships image 1.jpg\|792px]]

			'''[[Ships under Financial District\|Buried ships]] map as presented at "The Waterfront" exhibit at the Visitor's Center of the National Maritime Museum.'''

	[[Image:Plan-of-Yerba-Buena-1830s.jpg]]		[[Image:Plan-of-Yerba-Buena-1830s.jpg]]

Ccarlsson: added photo

2020-01-19T08:43:16Z

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	''Map: Shaping San Francisco''		''Map: Shaping San Francisco''

			[[Image:1852-William-Shew-daguerreotype-of-ships-in-YB-cove.jpg]]

			'''1852 William Shew daguerreotype of ships in Yerba Buena cove.'''

			''Photo: Shaping San Francisco''

	[[Image:SF-1846-yerba-buena-cove-watercolor.jpg\|720px\|thumb]]		[[Image:SF-1846-yerba-buena-cove-watercolor.jpg\|720px\|thumb]]
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	<blockquote>"We anchored in a cove known as Yerba Buena. Telegraph Hill was then called Loma Alto. At that time there were some half dozen barks from Atlantic ports trading along the California coast, Alaska and the Hawaiian Islands. All that time, Captain Mariano G. Vallejo, later General Vallejo, was in command of the Presidio. The population of the post was about two hundred and fifty men, women and children. The soldiers were Spanish, and all ''vaqueros''. At that time Captain Vallejo had recently married Donna Francisca Benicia Carrillo. Fort Point was then garrisoned and known as Punta de Castillo, or Castle Point. A small number of foreigners were living near the post, among them [[WILLIAM_RICHARDSON_AND_YERBA_BUENA_ORIGINS\|Captain William A. Richardson]], who owned the Sausalito ranch, and who was married to the daughter of the late Captain Ygnacio Martinez, who had been in charge of the Presidio post preceding Captain Vallejo, John Read of Ireland, owner of the Read ranch adjoining the Sausalito ranch, Tim Murphy and James Black, the latter of Scotland."</blockquote>		<blockquote>"We anchored in a cove known as Yerba Buena. Telegraph Hill was then called Loma Alto. At that time there were some half dozen barks from Atlantic ports trading along the California coast, Alaska and the Hawaiian Islands. All that time, Captain Mariano G. Vallejo, later General Vallejo, was in command of the Presidio. The population of the post was about two hundred and fifty men, women and children. The soldiers were Spanish, and all ''vaqueros''. At that time Captain Vallejo had recently married Donna Francisca Benicia Carrillo. Fort Point was then garrisoned and known as Punta de Castillo, or Castle Point. A small number of foreigners were living near the post, among them [[WILLIAM_RICHARDSON_AND_YERBA_BUENA_ORIGINS\|Captain William A. Richardson]], who owned the Sausalito ranch, and who was married to the daughter of the late Captain Ygnacio Martinez, who had been in charge of the Presidio post preceding Captain Vallejo, John Read of Ireland, owner of the Read ranch adjoining the Sausalito ranch, Tim Murphy and James Black, the latter of Scotland."</blockquote>

			[[ImageSan-Francisco-1849-drawing.jpg\|800px]]

			'''San Francisco, 1849.'''