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Mission Dolores in 1876
Photo: Greg Gaar Collection, San Francisco, CA
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- Bancroft's History Factory
- BANK OF CALIFORNIA and WILLIAM RALSTON
- BARBARY COAST
- Bending the Law to Serve Power: Justice Stephen J. Field
- Birdseye View of San Francisco 1878
- BLACKS AND LABOR
- Bloodstains on Sacramento Street
- Botanical Reminiscences of South of Market, 1896
- BURNETTE G. HASKELL
- Business Elite Consolidates Its Class Power
- Butchertown's Beginnings
- Butterflies
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- C L I F F H O U S E
- Cable Cars
- California Academy of Science
- Cattle Raids of Creely
- Chinese as Medical Scapegoats, 1870-1905
- Chinese Immigration
- Chinese New Year Parade
- Chinese shrimping village
- CHRISTOPHER BUCKLEY
- Christopher Buckley and the Politics of Urban Growth
- COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT
- Conservatory
- Contesting the History of Early American California
- Corbett Road
- Crocker's Spite Fence
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- Failed Poet Tries His Hand at Gunslinging: BLACK BART
- Fairmount Heights
- Farallones Islands 1874
- Father of Southwest San Francisco Behrend Joost (1845-1917)
- Ferries on the Bay
- Filling The Bay Along San Francisco’s Southern Waterfront
- For Whom the Belle Toils
- Fort Point
- From Fish-Choked Mudflat to the Pyramid
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- Maiden Lane and the Pot-holes of History
- Mary Ellen Pleasant
- Mayors 1850-1897
- Miller & Lux and the Dirty Plate Route
- MISSION BAY
- Mission Bay Tidelands Controversy, 1868-1879
- Money on Conspicuous Display
- Morse's Passion
- MUNI History I: The Gilded Age--Entrepreneurial Development, Competition and Consolidation
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- Pacific Mail Docks
- Pacific Mail Steamship Company
- Palace Hotel
- Panhandle
- Parade Grounds
- Park and Ocean Railroad
- Politics of Business
- Polk street 1870s-1904
- Potrero Hill Historic Maps
- Public Health and Epidemics in late 19th/Early 20th Century San Francisco
- Public Schools in 19th Century San Francisco
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- San Francisco Orphan Asylum Society
- San Francisco’s Haymarket: A Redemptive Tale of Class Struggle
- Sherman's Bank in Jackson Square
- Shipwright's Cottage
- Shotwell and 20th Streets
- Shotwell Architectural Tour
- Silver Legacy: San Francisco and the Comstock Lode
- SOMA Piers and South Beach
- SOUTH PARK
- South Waterfront Industries of the 1860s
- Southern Pacific Railroad Rolls Through the City
- Spring Valley Water Company
- St. Ignatius College 1850s
- St. John's Church
- St. Luke's Hospital: A Closer Look
- Stereographs
- Stereographs continued
- Suffrage and Spiritualism
- Sunnyside
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- Talks: Fall 2019 Videos
- TAR FLAT
- Telegraph Hill Historic District
- Telegraph Hill's Architectural Survivors
- The Black Press
- The Bohemian Club
- The Bohemian Oligarchy
- The Call Advocates Women's Suffrage
- The Ecotopian Middle Landscape
- The First Traffic Jam
- The Gold Rush Financiers: Pioche and Robinson
- The Gold Rush: Behind the Hype
- The Heyday of Horsecars
- The Immigrants
- The Market Street Railway
- The Mysterious Buried Statues of Sutro Park
- The Octopus and the Big Four
- The Old U.S. Mint at 5th and Mission
- The Palace of the Legion of Honor
- THE RAILROAD COMES TO SF?
- The Railroads Are Coming 1860-1873
- The Story of Dogpatch
- The Uninhabited House
- The Workingmen’s Party & The Denis Kearney Agitation
- Time Capsule In Washington Square Park
- Trains in the Mission
- Tubbs Rope Walk
- Turning Sand Into Golden Gate Park