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San Francisco Earthquake and Fire, California
The old Jewish Synagogue on Sutter street where United States Court sessions were held. The judges were eventually driven to other quarters. Mayor…
San Francisco Earthquake and Fire, California
St. Patrick's church a total wreck after the earthquake and fire disaster April 18th, 1906. This church was of solid masonry and did not stand the…
San Francisco Earthquake and Fire, California
This photograph was taken when the fire was still raging and gives an idea of the havoc wrought.
San Francisco Earthquake and Fire, California
The famous "Poodle Dog" Restaurant, the most widely known resort of its kind in the world.
San Francisco Earthquake and Fire, California
Here is shown refugees in camp at Fort Mason all available household effects being carted along.
San Francisco Earthquake and Fire, California
Camp in Jefferson Square where rich and poor alike found quarters to sleep and a place to eat. All were treated alike by soldiers in command. Many…
San Francisco Earthquake and Fire, California
This view shows a group of modern beautiful buildings destroyed. Among them are the Pacific-Mutual and Italian-American Bank Building. The frailty of…
San Francisco Earthquake and Fire, California
One of the food stations where refugees were fed.
San Francisco Earthquake and Fire, California
Troop M, 14th Regiment, U. S. A. The soldiers are just leaving duty from among the refugees at Ft. Mason and returning to their camp at the Presidio.…
San Francisco Earthquake and Fire, California
City Hall from Gough street, looking southeast. Erected at a cost of $11,000,000 and destroyed in a night.