Category:1900s
Topsy-Turvy Town
from the San Francisco Examiner, 1909
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Pages in category "1900s"
The following 169 pages are in this category, out of 371 total.
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- Maiden Lane and the Pot-holes of History
- Market and Valencia Powerhouse
- Market Street Hub Neighborhood
- Marshall Square
- Masonic from Page to Hayes
- Mayor James Phelan
- Mayors 1902-1912
- Miller & Lux and the Dirty Plate Route
- Mills Field
- Mortimer Fleishhacker Sr. Lived Here
- Muir Woods by Gravity Car
- Multiple-Unit Buildings: Invisible Homes, Visible Publics, Derisible Lives
- MUNI History I: The Gilded Age--Entrepreneurial Development, Competition and Consolidation
- MUNI History II: The Progressive Era and Public Development
- Murder in the Moana: The Death of Jane Stanford
- Murphy Windmill
- Museums and Public Art at the Turn of the 20th Century
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- Navy Contracts and Expansion at Federal During World War I
- Nellie Holbrook Blinn
- Nelson House, 701 Castro
- Nihonjin-Machi, San Francisco's Japanese People Town
- Nob Hill and Pacific Heights at Turn of 20th Century
- Nob Hill Hotels
- Noe Valley after 1906 Quake
- Noe Valley History
- North Beach: Little Italy
- North on Kearny from Market
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- Page between Masonic and Central
- Paint Factory to Potrero Court: The Story of Kansas and 24th Streets
- Palace Hotel
- Park and Ocean Railroad
- Point Lobos to Geary—Early 20th Century
- Politics in the Early 1890s
- Polk street 1870s-1904
- Portrait Saved from 1906 Quake and Fire
- Portsmouth Square: The Plaza
- Post-quake URR Carbarns in Western Addition
- Postwar Sex District
- Powell and Market Changes Through the Years
- Powhattan 1997
- Pre-Urban Richmond District
- Precita Park and Nearby
- President Teddy Roosevelt 1903 San Francisco Visit
- Problems of Waterfront Planning
- Prohibition in North Beach
- Provincial Italian Cuisines: San Francisco Conserves Italian Heritage
- Public Health and Epidemics in late 19th/Early 20th Century San Francisco
- Public Schools in 19th Century San Francisco
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- S Bachman Letters
- SADAKICHI HARTMANN
- SAN BRUNO MOUNTAIN WATCH
- San Francisco Newspapers
- San Francisco Orphan Asylum Society
- San Francisco Symphony
- SAN FRANCISCO'S ROLE IN THE WAR IN THE PHILIPPINES
- San Francisco’s Free Emergency Services: Gone and Forgotten
- Sand Dunes of Early San Francisco
- Saving Telegraph Hill 1890-1918
- Sculptor Douglas Tilden Was California’s Finest
- Sewerage
- SF Call
- SF's Southern Edge
- Shanghaiing and its Abolition
- Shopping in the Bayview, 1920s
- Shotwell Architectural Tour
- SIMMONS FAMILY
- Sixth Street
- Social Justice in Restoration
- South of Market Boys
- SOUTH PARK
- South San Francisco Hillside Sign
- Southern Pacific Hospital
- Southern Pacific Railroad Rolls Through the City
- Southern Pacific Roundhouse
- Spreckels lake
- Spreckels Sugar Factory on Potrero Shore
- Spring Valley Water Company
- St. John's Church
- St. Peter's Church
- Stereographs
- Stereographs continued
- Street Naming Controversy--1909
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- Talks: 2022 Videos
- Techau Tavern
- Telegraph Hill Historic District
- Telegraph Hill Quarry
- Tenderloin Before Prohibition
- The "Good Old Mission Days" Never Existed!
- The Bohemian Oligarchy
- The Cadillac Hotel Shaped History of San Francisco
- THE CALL BUILDING: SAN FRANCISCO'S FORGOTTEN SKYSCRAPER
- The Chutes
- The Chutes at Fulton and 10th Ave., 1902-1907
- The City of Paris
- The Conviction of Abraham Ruef, A Notorious ‘City Boss’
- The Curious Ruins of Angel Island
- The Dumps at Mission Creek
- The Ecotopian Middle Landscape
- The Fillmore: A Jewish Neighborhood in the 1920s
- The First Grab
- The First Traffic Jam
- The Great San Francisco Fire of 1906
- The Haight Ashbury
- The Hetch Hetchy Story, Part I: John Muir, Preservationists vs. Conservationists
- The Heyday of Horsecars
- The Immigrants
- The Little Girl in the Window
- The Market Street Railway
- The Medical Industry
- 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 Parlor Houses of Jessie Hayman
- The Portola District
- The Presidio Forest
- The Richmond Banner
- The Sentinel Building
- The Sixth Star
- The Story of Dogpatch
- The Sutro Baths (ruins)
- The Tenderloin in the 20th century
- The Weird History of the St. Francis Hotel
- The Wickedest Man in San Francisco: Ambrose Bierce
- Third Greek Church of San Francisco
- Trains in the Mission
- TRANSIT INTRODUCTION
- Tributary to San Francisco
- Trocadero at Stern Grove
- Tubbs Rope Walk
- Twin Peaks
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- Washington Square
- Water Wars, Past and Future!
- Western Addition Early 20th Century Life and Work
- Western Addition: A Basic History
- What is Patriotism? Emma Goldman Addresses San Francisco in 1908
- Why is it called "Richmond"?
- Will We Ever Get Market Street Right?
- William Randolph Hearst
- Willis Polk
- Windmill & U.S. Life Boat Station
- Winifred Bonfils - journalist
- Women & Bicycles
- WOMEN CLAIM THE VOTE IN CALIFORNIA
- Women Swimming in the Golden Gate
- Work on Land & Water, 1880-1920