Mission Creek 1920s: Difference between revisions
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'''Easterly view from above Fourth Street Bridge with lumber yard occupying south bank of [[ | '''Easterly view from above Fourth Street Bridge with lumber yard occupying south bank of [[Mission Creek|Mission Creek]].''' | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:58, 22 April 2011
Primary Source
Fourth Street draw bridge near Channel Street 1927.
Photo: San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library (aad-0683)
Easterly view from above Fourth Street Bridge with lumber yard occupying south bank of Mission Creek.
Photo: Bancroft Library (brk00012269_24a)
Dan F. Hanlon goes under the 3rd Street Bridge.
Photo: San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park (A7.38,337pl)
Tug Elizabeth steams under 3rd Street bridge, c. 1920s.
Photo: Bancroft Library (brk00012267_24a)
Two-master steams under 4th Street drawbridge, lumber yard still occupying south edge of Mission Creek.
Photo: Bancroft Library (brk00012268_24a)
Photos from the book
