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Bird's Eye view of San Francisco in 1868, from the American Memory website at the Library of Congress.
Drawn by George H. Goddard, lithography by Britton & Rey, and printed by Snow & May, 1868.
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Pages in category "1860s"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 201 total.
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A
- A History of the Haight Ashbury
- A HISTORY OF UNION SQUARE
- A House for the Future -- Circa 1848
- A Sailor's Life
- A Visit to 1816 San Francisco
- A Visit to Local Quarters, 1854
- A Woman's View 19th Century San Francisco Women Photographers
- Adolph Sutro
- Amanda Genung: San Francisco’s Own Pistol-Packing Pioneer Photographer
- AN IRISH TAR FLAT?
- AND THEY CALLED IT "COW HOLLOW"
- Aquatic Park and Maritime Museum
- At Woodward's Gardens by Robert Frost
B
- Baker and Hamilton
- BANK OF CALIFORNIA and WILLIAM RALSTON
- BARBARY COAST
- Bayshore Blvd with Potrero Hill
- Bernard Maybeck
- Black Crook
- BLACKS AND LABOR
- Botanical Reminiscences of South of Market, 1896
- Brief History of Bayview-Hunters Point
- Brotherhood Way
- Buena Vista History
- Bummer and Lazarus
- Butchertown's Beginnings
C
- Calhoun Terrace
- Candlestick Before and After Stadium Built
- Chinatown's 19th Century Tourist Terrain
- Chinatown's Opium Dens
- Chinese Immigration
- Chinese Restaurants in the 19th Century
- Chinese Shrimp Camps Along The Bay
- Chinese Theater in the 19th Century
- CHRISTOPHER BUCKLEY
- Civil War in Downtown SF 1860s
- CLASS CONFLICT IN S.F.
- Cobweb Palace
- COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT
- Committee of Vigilance of San Francisco
- Contesting the History of Early American California
- Corbett Road
D
E
F
G
H
- Haight-Ashbury Architectural Tour beginning
- Haley & O'Neill Tract
- HAPPY VALLEY
- Harrison Street from Dunes to Trains
- Hastings College of Law Built on Genocide?
- Henry Casebolt, Transit Inventor
- Hidden Class Politics of Transit
- Historical Locations of San Francisco Women Printers
- How Many Cliff Houses?
I
J
L
M
- MacArthur Meadow
- MARK TWAIN
- Martinettis in SF
- Mary Ellen Pleasant
- Mayors 1850-1897
- Mechanics Pavilion
- Meiggs Wharf
- Mercury Mining
- Michael De Young
- MISSION BAY
- Mission Bay Tidelands Controversy, 1868-1879
- Mission Dolores
- Morse's Passion
- Mortimer Fleishhacker Sr. Lived Here
- MUNI History I: The Gilded Age--Entrepreneurial Development, Competition and Consolidation
- MUNI History II: The Progressive Era and Public Development
N
O
P
R
S
- S Bachman Letters
- Sailor's Union of the Pacific
- San Francisco Newspapers
- San Francisco Orphan Asylum Society
- San Francisco's Clean Little Secret
- San Francisco's Magdalen Asylum
- Saving Telegraph Hill 1890-1918
- Sewerage
- SF Call
- Shotwell Architectural Tour
- Silver Legacy: San Francisco and the Comstock Lode
- SOUTH PARK
- South Park First Buildings
- South Waterfront Industries of the 1860s
- Spanish Land Grant Days
- Spring Valley Water Company
- Staking Out Potrero Hill
- Steamboat Point, 1851-1864
- Stereographs
- Stereographs continued
- Suffrage and Spiritualism
T
- Talks: 2023 Videos
- Talks: 2025 Videos
- Talks: Historical Perspectives / 2015-2016
- TAR FLAT
- Telegraph Hill Quarry
- Telegraph Hill's Architectural Survivors
- Temple Emanu-El of SF
- The "Good Old Mission Days" Never Existed!
- The Black Press
- The Call Advocates Women's Suffrage
- The City of Paris
- The Ecotopian Middle Landscape
- The Gold Rush Financiers: Pioche and Robinson
- The Gold Rush: Behind the Hype
- The Immigrants
- The Mysterious Buried Statues of Sutro Park
- The Octopus and the Big Four
- The Olympic Club
- THE RAILROAD COMES TO SF?
- The Railroads Are Coming 1860-1873
- The Six Companies
- The Story of Dogpatch
- Thomas Starr King