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Latest revision as of 09:22, 21 August 2009
Pages in category "1850s"
The following 196 pages are in this category, out of 196 total.
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- A History of the Haight Ashbury
- A HISTORY OF UNION SQUARE
- A RADICAL, WORKING CLASS US SENATOR???
- A Sailor's Life
- A Visit to Local Quarters, 1854
- A Woman's View 19th Century San Francisco Women Photographers
- Adolph Sutro
- Alcatraz: Island of Evil Spirits
- Alviso Port and Steamboat Tragedy
- 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
- Archy Lee, Rising Enmity, and Exodus
- Arriving at Docks 1850
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C
- California Academy of Science
- Chinese Immigration in 1852
- Chinese Opera in SF
- Chinese Temples in San Francisco
- CISTERNS
- Cobweb Palace
- COMMERCIAL DEPRESSION 1854
- Committee of Vigilance of San Francisco
- Condition of the City 1851
- Conditions 1850
- Contesting the History of Early American California
- Corbett Road
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F
- Fallen from Grace: The Hibernia Bank Building
- Ferries on the Bay
- FIRE!
- Fly From Evil
- For Whom the Belle Toils
- Foreign Population in 1853
- Fort Point
- French Inhabitants 1853
- From Fish-Choked Mudflat to the Pyramid
- From the Great Sand Waste to the Richmond
- From Village to Metropolis
- Frontier Jewish Women: Eluding Convention
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- Mary Ellen Pleasant
- Mayors 1850-1897
- Mechanics Pavilion
- Men : Women in Early San Francisco
- Mexican Land Claims—The U.S. Land Commission and The Burden of Proof, 1851-1854
- MISSION BAY
- Mission Dolores
- Mission Plank Road
- Mission Rock
- Monetary Crisis 1850 and Oversupply Crisis of 1851
- Money on Conspicuous Display
- Morals in 1852
- MUNI History I: The Gilded Age--Entrepreneurial Development, Competition and Consolidation
- MUNI History II: The Progressive Era and Public Development
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- Pacific Mail Steamship Company
- Paint Factory to Potrero Court: The Story of Kansas and 24th Streets
- Peter T. Seculovich in San Francisco, 1859-1909
- Phelps Home
- Politics and the Vigilance Committees
- Portsmouth Square: The Plaza
- Potrero Hill Historic Maps
- Powell and Market 1851
- Powell and Market Changes Through the Years
- Prefabs in the Gold Rush
- Prohibition Bust at 31 Alta Street
- Provincial Italian Cuisines: San Francisco Conserves Italian Heritage
R
S
- S Bachman Letters
- Samuel Brannan
- San Francisco Newspapers
- San Francisco Opera
- San Francisco Orphan Asylum Society
- San Francisco's Magdalen Asylum
- San Quentin Prison: The Origins of the California "Corrections" System
- Seculovich's Lots in Mission and Bernal
- Sherman's Bank in Jackson Square
- Ships under Financial District
- Social Life in 1851: A Frenchman's View
- SOMA Side Streets Named After Ladies
- SOUTH PARK
- South Park First Buildings
- Spanish Land Grant Days
- Spanish Races 1853
- Spring Valley Water Company
- Squatting in 1853
- St Mary's Development
- St. Ignatius College 1850s
- Steamboat Point, 1851-1864
- Style sheet
- Suffrage and Spiritualism
T
- Tanforan Cottages from 1853
- TAR FLAT
- Telegraph Hill's Architectural Survivors
- The Adams House: 300 Pennsylvania
- The Annals of San Francisco
- The Bifurcated Skirt
- The Call Advocates Women's Suffrage
- The City of Paris
- The Duel
- The Farmer with the Golden Plow: John Meirs Horner (1821-1912)
- THE FINANCIAL DISTRICT
- The Gold Rush: Behind the Hype
- The Golden Era, 1848-1853
- The Hounds 1849
- The Immigrants
- The Jenny Lind Swindle, 1852
- The Mission Becomes a Resort, 1850s
- The Origins of Bay Area Transportation, or Do You Know the Way to San Jose?
- The Palace of the Legion of Honor
- The Prison Ship 'Euphemia'
- The Shot Heard ’Round the City
- The Tongs of Chinatown
- Thomas Starr King
- Trains in the Mission
- Tubbs Rope Walk