Captions List for San Francisco & Bay Area Photos

Word index of photos of the Bay Area: travel attractions, architecturally-significant buildings, parks, monuments, museums.

• Couple toast sunset & Golden Gate Bridge. San Francisco, CA.
• Golden Gate Bridge from Coit Tower at sunset. San Francisco, CA.
• Setting sun over Golden Gate Bridge. San Francisco, CA.
• Red sunset against pylon of Golden Gate Bridge. San Francisco, CA.
• Sunset over Golden Gate. San Francisco, CA.
• Sunset over Golden Gate. San Francisco, CA.
• Sunset over San Francisco skyline. San Francisco, CA.
• Golden Gate Bridge (1937) 6,450 feet with 4,200 feet between towers by Joseph Strauss. San Francisco, CA.
• Golden Gate Bridge against waves of channel. San Francisco, CA.
• Golden Gate Bridge approach over Fort Point. San Francisco, CA.
• Fort Point (1861) built for Civil War defense. San Francisco, CA. On National Register.
• Fort Point under Golden Gate Bridge approach arch. San Francisco, CA.
• Golden Gate Bridge from ocean side. San Francisco, CA.
• Golden Gate Bridge from South Bay beaches. San Francisco, CA.
• Golden Gate Bridge from Land's End. San Francisco, CA.
• Golden Gate Bridge over fishermen at Marina District. San Francisco, CA.
• Support towers of Golden Gate Bridge from road deck. San Francisco, CA.
• Support tower of Golden Gate Bridge against hills of Marin County. San Francisco, CA.
• Traffic curving off north end of Golden Gate Bridge. San Francisco, CA.
• Oakland Bay Bridge from Treasure Island. San Francisco, CA.
• Oakland Bay Bridge from Ferry Building. San Francisco, CA. On National Register.
• Skyline of Market Street seen from residential hills south of city. San Francisco, CA.
• Highrises of Market Street including tall Bank of America Center, pyramid top of Transamerica & tweezer top of 345 California Center buildings. San Francisco, CA.
• Bank of America Center (1969) (52 floors) (555 California St.) between stepped Marriott, & Transamerica pyramid. San Francisco, CA. Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and Wurster, Bernardi & Emmons plus Pietro Belluschi.
• Highrises which surround Union Square marked by star-topped Starlight Room seen from residential hills south of city. San Francisco, CA.
• Oakland Bay Bridge spans above Frisco highrises. San Francisco, CA.
• Skyline of Market Street above Museum of Modern Art. San Francisco, CA.
• Skyline of Market Street with 50 Fremont Center (1985) (43 floors) by SOM; PG&E (1971) (34 floors) by Hertzka & Knowles; Spear Tower (1976) (43 floors) by Welton Becket Assoc. San Francisco, CA.
• Skyline from Twin Peaks. San Francisco, CA.
• Aerial view of downtown skyline. San Francisco, CA.
• View of Embarcadero from hill of Clay Street. San Francisco, CA.
• Skyline of northern coast & Oakland Bay Bridge seen from Marin County. San Francisco, CA.
• Skyline of Oakland Bay Bridge, Coit Tower, Transamerica Pyramid & piers seen from Marin County. San Francisco, CA.
• Skyline of North Beach & Marina district seen from Marin County. San Francisco, CA.
• Suspension sections of Oakland Bay Bridge seen from Marin County. San Francisco, CA.
• Non-suspension sections of Oakland Bay Bridge seen above Alcatraz & Treasure Islands & against Oakland skyline. San Francisco, CA.
• Suspension sections of Oakland Bay Bridge & Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Suspension sections of Oakland Bay Bridge & Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Suspension sections of Oakland Bay Bridge, Coit Tower & container ship. San Francisco, CA.
• North Beach, Market Street highrises & container ship. San Francisco, CA.
• Marina district & Market Street highrises. San Francisco, CA.
• Palace of Fine Arts & Marina district. San Francisco, CA.
• Fishermans Wharf sign. San Francisco, CA.
• Fishermans Wharf signs. San Francisco, CA.
• Pier 45 at Fishermans Wharf. San Francisco, CA.
• Fishermans Wharf pier. San Francisco, CA.
• Fishing boats at Fishermans Wharf. San Francisco, CA.
• Fishermans Wharf boats & restaurants. San Francisco, CA.
• Fishermans Wharf restaurants. San Francisco, CA.
• Fishermans Wharf restaurant. San Francisco, CA.
• Crabs at Fishermans Wharf. San Francisco, CA.
• Crabs at Fishermans Wharf. San Francisco, CA.
• Night view of Fisherman's Grotto at Fishermans Wharf. San Francisco, CA.
• One-man band plays at Fishermans Wharf. San Francisco, CA.
• Juggler at Fishermans Wharf. San Francisco, CA.
• Shops along Fishermans Wharf. San Francisco, CA.
• Fishermans Wharf & Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Ghirardelli Square at night with its sign, a landmark since 1915. San Francisco, CA.
• Ghirardelli Square seen from Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Ghirardelli Square sign, a landmark since 1915. San Francisco, CA.
• Mermaid fountain at Ghirardelli Square. San Francisco, CA.
• Frogs on lily pads detail of mermaid fountain at Ghirardelli Square. San Francisco, CA.
• Clock tower (1915) on Ghirardelli Square. San Francisco, CA.
• Ghirardelli Square block (c1900-19). San Francisco, CA.
• Ghirardelli Square at night with its sign, a landmark since 1915. San Francisco, CA.
• Art Deco building opposite Ghirardelli Square. San Francisco, CA.
• Golden Gate Bridge. San Francisco, CA.
• Alcatraz Island, a former prison, now operated as a museum by National Park Service. San Francisco, CA.
• Rainbow over Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Pier 39 shopping & entertainment center projects into San Francisco Bay. San Francisco, CA.
• Entertainers at Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Cable Car Store1 at Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Carrousel at Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Carrousel at Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Carrousel at Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Carousel horses on Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Fanciful fish & chips sign at Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Sailboat off Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Forbes Island tower off Pier 39 over sea lions on dock. San Francisco, CA.
• Wind doodads at Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Wind crab whirligig at Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Musée Mécanique antique coin operated arcade on Pier 45, part of Museum of City of San Francisco. San Francisco, CA.
• Machine showing film of 1915 World's Fair & Firemen Race game at Musée Mécanique. San Francisco, CA.
• Regina music box at Musée Mécanique. San Francisco, CA.
• English Execution mechanical show at Musée Mécanique. San Francisco, CA.
• Antique Uncle Sam devise to shake hands & find personality at Musée Mécanique. San Francisco, CA.
• Sea lions lounge off Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Sleeping sea lions at Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Male Sea lion basking at Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Sea lion portrait at Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Sea lions in rows at Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Sea lion stretches at Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Toothy challenge of Sea lions at Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Sea lions vying for space at Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Sea lions snuggling at Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Stacked sea lions at Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Gull at Pier 39. San Francisco, CA.
• Golden Gate Bridge & Marina District from Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Golden Gate Bridge from Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Golden Gate Bridge tower from Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Golden Gate, Ghiradelli Square & Marina District from Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Golden Gate & Ghiradelli Square from Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Hyde Street Pier & Maritime National Historical Park from Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Hyde Street Pier with Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Hyde Street Pier with Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Three-masted Balclutha (1866) at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA. On National Register.
• Northwestern Pacific ferry boat Eureka (1890) a sidewheel paddle steamboat at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• San Francisco waterfront with view to Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Hyde Street Pier with Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Three-masted Balclutha built (1866) in Glasgow, Scotland at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Hyde Street Pier with Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Northwestern Pacific ferry boat Eureka (1890) a sidewheel paddle steamboat at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Ferry boat Eureka at Hyde Street Pier shows Redwood Highway US 101 sign at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Northwestern Pacific logo on ferry boat Eureka at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Eureka ferry boat pilot house at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Eureka ferry boat against skyline of San Francisco at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Eureka ferry boat passenger deck at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Eureka ferry boat auto deck with antique vehicles at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Antique trucks on Eureka ferry boat auto deck at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Antique vehicles on Eureka ferry boat auto deck at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Model of Eureka ferry boat's steam engine at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Three-masted Balclutha built (1866) in Glasgow, Scotland at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Three-masted Balclutha iron sailing vessel (1866) used to carry California grain to Europe at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Figurehead of sailing ship Balclutha at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Mast & rigging of sailing ship Balclutha at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Balclutha deck at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Rigging of sailing ship Balclutha at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Balclutha ship's wheel at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Magnetic compass binnacle with red & green balls to compensate for magnetic distortion of iron sailing ship Balclutha at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Cook's & other workshops on deck of sailing ship Balclutha at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Cooking stove of sailing ship Balclutha at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Mess cupboards for dishes & stores aboard sailing ship Balclutha at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Cargo deck with winches aboard sailing ship Balclutha at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Cargo hold of sailing ship Balclutha at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Balclutha bow, sidewheeler Eppleton Hall, tug Hercules at Maritime National Historical Park with Alcatraz in distance. San Francisco, CA.
• Steam tug Hercules (1907) at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA. On National Register.
• Steam tug Hercules (1907) at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Steam tug Hercules (1907) at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Eppleton Hall sidewheeler tow boat (1914) at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Tug Sea Fox cabin (1944) at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Steam donkey engine (c1920) used on wharves to unload cargo at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Sternwheel of riverboat Petaluma (1914) at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Historic two-masted ship at Maritime National Historical Park. San Francisco, CA.
• View from Maritime National Historical Park to skyline of San Francisco. San Francisco, CA.
• Red brick hotel which now hosts Maritime National Historical Park Welcome Center. San Francisco, CA.
• Maritime National Park Welcome Center in Argonaut Hotel across street from Hyde Street Pier. San Francisco, CA.
• Lighthouse Fresnel lens at Maritime National Park Welcome Center. San Francisco, CA.
• Small boat marks entrance of displays at Maritime National Park Welcome Center. San Francisco, CA.
• Native history with Ohlone reed boat builders display at Maritime National Park Welcome Center. San Francisco, CA.
• San Francisco history displays at Maritime National Park Welcome Center. San Francisco, CA.
• Fishing industry history display at Maritime National Park Welcome Center. San Francisco, CA.
• Display of how semaphore station was used to alert Frisco of arriving sailing ships at Maritime National Park Welcome Center. San Francisco, CA.
• Gold rush artifacts at Maritime National Park Welcome Center. San Francisco, CA.
• Map of ships abandoned during gold rush buried under San Francisco at Maritime National Park Welcome Center. San Francisco, CA.
• Archeological objects found in San Francisco at Maritime National Park Welcome Center. San Francisco, CA.
• Gold rush faces at Maritime National Park Welcome Center. San Francisco, CA.
• Objects from the Pacific brought to San Francisco at Maritime National Park Welcome Center. San Francisco, CA.
• Display of Bay Area water transport at Maritime National Park Welcome Center. San Francisco, CA.
• Historic objects from cruise liners at Maritime National Park Welcome Center. San Francisco, CA.
• Whaling history objects at Maritime National Park Welcome Center. San Francisco, CA.
• National Maritime Museum (1939) built by WPA as casino. San Francisco, CA. Style: Art Moderne.
• National Maritime Museum in Sala Burton Building with engraved art. San Francisco, CA.
• Artwork on National Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Interior of National Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• WPA murals of National Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• WPA mural with fish & eel at National Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• WPA mural with sea creatures at National Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• WPA mural with sea theme at National Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• WPA mural with sea theme at National Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• WPA mural with sword fish at National Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Tile mural at National Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Tile mural at National Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Sculpted seal at National Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• National Maritime Museum (1939) built by WPA as casino. San Francisco, CA. Style: Moderne.
• Model of Clipper ship Flying Cloud at National Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Model of abandoned whaler Niantic converted to Storeship & hotel in 1850 at National Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Walrus ivory scrimshaw (c1850-1900) at National Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Orca jawbone scrimshaw (c1850-1900) at National Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Walrus ivory scrimshaw (c1850-1900) at National Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Ivory scrimshaw objects carved by whalers includes corkscrew, ruler, jagging wheels & whistle at National Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• San Francisco shoreline & promenade before National Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• San Francisco shoreline & promenade before National Maritime Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Submarine USS Pampanito (1943) & armed historical National Memorial Liberty Ship Jeremiah O'Brien. San Francisco, CA.
• Submarine USS Pampanito (1943) at pier 45. San Francisco, CA. On National Register.
• Conning tower of Submarine USS Pampanito. San Francisco, CA.
• Deck gun of Submarine USS Pampanito. San Francisco, CA.
• Conning tower of Submarine USS Pampanito seen against Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Armed historical National Memorial Liberty Ship Jeremiah O'Brien at Fishermans Wharf. San Francisco, CA.
• Armed historical National Memorial Liberty Ship Jeremiah O'Brien at Fishermans Wharf. San Francisco, CA. On National Register.
• Bow of National Memorial Liberty Ship SS Jeremiah O'Brien. San Francisco, CA.
• Gangway to National Memorial Liberty Ship SS Jeremiah O'Brien. San Francisco, CA.
• Cliff House on western coast of San Francisco. San Francisco, CA.
• Cliff House with totem pole & Giant Camera over Pacific Ocean. San Francisco, CA.
• Giant Camera over Pacific Ocean at Cliff House. San Francisco, CA.
• Totem pole at Cliff House. San Francisco, CA.
• Beach beside Cliff House. San Francisco, CA.
• Beach visitors near Cliff House. San Francisco, CA.
• Surf below Cliff House. San Francisco, CA.
• Pelican flies near Cliff House. San Francisco, CA.
• Pilot boats wait off Cliff House to guide in freighters. San Francisco, CA.
• Mouth of channel to Golden Gate seen from Cliff House. San Francisco, CA.
• Beach surf boarders near Cliff House. San Francisco, CA.
• Beach south of Cliff House. San Francisco, CA.
• Two windmills mark points where Golden Gate Park meets Pacific Ocean seen from Cliff House. San Francisco, CA.
• Windmill in Golden Gate Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Windmill in Golden Gate Park. San Francisco, CA.
• SS Peter & Paul Church (1924) (666 Filbert St. on Washington Square). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Charles Fantoni.
• Russian Hill highrises on Hyde Street ridge seen from Coit Tower with tallest being View Tower Apartments. San Francisco, CA.
• Lombard Street uses switchbacks to get cars down 27% grade. San Francisco, CA.
• Alcatraz island in San Francisco Bay which was once an unescapable prison. San Francisco, CA.
• Richmond San Rafael bridge. San Francisco, CA.
• Treasure Island Naval Base. San Francisco, CA.
• Oakland Bay Bridge under cloud from Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Oakland Bay Bridge Pylon & Ferry Building. San Francisco, CA.
• Financial District from Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Transamerica Pyramid & Bank of America Center over Telegraph Hill houses. San Francisco, CA.
• Tweezer Towers. San Francisco, CA.
• Crown of Embarcadero West (1989) (34 floors) (275 Battery St.). San Francisco, CA. Architect: John Portman & Assoc..
• 345 California Center (1986) or "Tweezer Towers" (48 floors) (345 California St.) with glass bridges between towers. San Francisco, CA. Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
• Four thin buildings of Embarcadero Center (1971-82) plus X-braced Maritime Plaza. San Francisco, CA. Architect: John Portman & Assoc..
• Colored Telegraph Hill houses on Montgomery Street rise below Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Kahn House (1939) (66 Calhoun Terrace) provides balconies looking over the bay. San Francisco, CA. Architect: Richard Neutra.
• Shingle covered building at Montgomery & Union. San Francisco, CA.
• Italianate row house (1254-62 Montgomery St.). San Francisco, CA.
• Maybeck Building (1908-9) (1736 Stockton St.) (formerly Old Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Assoc. offices). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Bernard Maybeck.
• Mallock Apartments (1936) (1360 Montgomery St.). San Francisco, CA. Style: Moderne. Architect: Irving Goldstine.
• Mural of stevedore holding globe above Bay Bridge & ship with three clipper airships overhead on Mallock Apartments. San Francisco, CA.
• Mural of Spanish Conquistador spying new world on Mallock Apartments. San Francisco, CA.
• Glass block & etched glass moderne entrance of Mallock Apartments. San Francisco, CA.
• Coit Tower (1933) on Telegraph Hill is 180 feet tall. San Francisco, CA. Style: Art Deco. Architect: Henry Howard.
• Coit Tower fluting & observation deck details. San Francisco, CA.
• Coit Tower dominates neighborhood of Telegraph Hill. San Francisco, CA.
• Fresco crediting Public Works of Art Project (1934) murals in lobby of Coit Tower paid for by U.S. government as Depression relief project under the direction of Dr. Walter Heil & employing 25 of region's best artists. San Francisco, CA.
• Electricity & motor machine force mural by Ray Boynton (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Surveyor mural by Ray Boynton (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Pneumatic drill operator mural by Ray Boynton (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Depression tent dwellers pan for gold mural by John Langley Howard (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• May 1st labor demonstration mural by John Langley Howard (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Railroad yard mural by William Hestal (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Idle shipyard mural by William Hestal (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Laboratory workers mural by Ralph Stackpole (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Chemical workers mural by Ralph Stackpole (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Steel plant workers mural by Ralph Stackpole (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Steel mill workers mural by Ralph Stackpole (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Cannery workers mural by Ralph Stackpole (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Packaging line workers mural by Ralph Stackpole (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Newsgathering mural by Suzanne Scheuer (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Library mural detail by Bernard Zackheim (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Library mural by Bernard Zackheim (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Scientist mural by Mallette Dean (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Stockbroker mural by Mallette Dean (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Surveyor mural by Clifford Wight (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Cowboy with lariat mural by Clifford Wight (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• City life mural by Victor Arnautoff (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Crowd in the street mural by Victor Arnautoff (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Cop with a callbox mural by Victor Arnautoff (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Carting produce mural by Victor Arnautoff (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• City life mural by Victor Arnautoff (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Armed robbery mural by Victor Arnautoff (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Banking clerks handling money mural by George Harris (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Lawyers doing research mural by George Harris (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Department store mural by Frede Vidar (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Lunch counter mural by Frede Vidar (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Picking oranges mural by Maxine Albro (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Drying apricots mural by Maxine Albro (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Harvesting grapes mural by Maxine Albro (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Weighing hams mural by Ray Bertrand (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Butchering pig mural by Ray Bertrand (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Inspecting beef mural by Ray Bertrand (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Dairy farming mural by Ray Bertrand (1934) in Coit Tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Ferry Building over street market. San Francisco, CA.
• Ferry Building (1896-8) (12 floors). San Francisco, CA. Architect: A. Page Brown. On National Register.
• Ferry Building clock tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Ferry Building clock tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Ferry Building with street lamp on Embarcadero. San Francisco, CA.
• Ferry Building overview. San Francisco, CA.
• Ferry Building beyond palm trees. San Francisco, CA.
• Market inside Ferry Building. San Francisco, CA.
• Renovated arcade interior of Ferry Building. San Francisco, CA. Architect: I.M. Pei.
• Seafood bar in Ferry Building. San Francisco, CA.
• Elaborate doorway at 101 Embarcadero where Bay ferries depart. San Francisco, CA.
• Entrance to ferry boats queues, part of Bay Area public transportation. San Francisco, CA.
• San Francisco Bay Ferry boat. San Francisco, CA.
• San Francisco Bay Ferry. San Francisco, CA.
• San Francisco Bay ship traffic. San Francisco, CA.
• Ferry docked at Ferry Building. San Francisco, CA.
• SOMA statue by Flaming Lotus Girls on Embarcadero. San Francisco, CA.
• Cupid's Span bow & arrow sculpture (2002) by Claes Oldenburg & Coosje van Bruggen on Embarcadero. San Francisco, CA.
• Harbor Court Hotel on Embarcadero. San Francisco, CA.
• Oakland Bay Bridge. San Francisco, CA.
• Oakland Bay Bridge running to Yerba Buena Island. San Francisco, CA.
• Pier 14 walkway & Oakland Bay Bridge. San Francisco, CA.
• Sculpted water fountain (1971) by Armand Vaillancourt on Embarcadero near Ferry Building. San Francisco, CA.
• Vaillancourt Fountain at Embarcadero Center. San Francisco, CA.
• Embarcadero Center plaza. San Francisco, CA.
• Market Street from Ferry Building with Hyatt Regency Hotel & Embarcadero Center. San Francisco, CA.
• Hyatt Regency Hotel (1972) with round observation deck in square frame. San Francisco, CA. Architect: John C. Portman Jr & Assoc..
• Hyatt Regency Hotel (1972) with round observation deck in square frame. San Francisco, CA. Architect: John C. Portman Jr & Assoc..
• Hyatt Regency Hotel 17 story atrium one of the largest interior spaces in Bay Area. San Francisco, CA.
• Eclipse sculpture by Charles O. Perry in Hyatt Regency Hotel. San Francisco, CA.
• Embarcadero Center (1971). San Francisco, CA. Architect: John C. Portman Jr & Assoc..
• Spear Tower (1976) (43 floors) (1 Market St.). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Welton Becket & Assoc..
• Mechanics Monument (1899) by Douglas Tilden on Market Street. San Francisco, CA.
• Monument shows Mechanics working sheet metal. San Francisco, CA.
• Blue glass One Bush Plaza (1959) was Frisco's first glass tower (20 floors) with Adam Grant (1908) & Tweezer towers (1986) behind. San Francisco, CA. Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
• Former Chevron HQ (1922) (22 floors) (225 Bush St.) between Citicorp Center & One Bush Plaza. San Francisco, CA. Style: Florentine palace. Architect: George W. Kelham.
• Citicorp Center (1984) with entrance through former London Paris National Bank (1910 by Albert Pissis) (43 floors) (Sutter & Sansone Streets). San Francisco, CA. Architect: William L. Pereira & Assoc..
• Flatiron Building (1913) (10 floors) (540 Market St. at Sutter). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Havens & Toepke.
• Buildings include Flatiron, Hobart, Wells Fargo & McKesson Plaza (1969) (38 floors) by Ellerbe Becket. San Francisco, CA.
• Hobart Building (1914) (582 Market at Montgomery) beside Wells Fargo Building. San Francisco, CA. Architect: Willis Polk & Co..
• White L-shaped Wells Fargo Building (1966) (44 Montgomery) with Hobart Building. San Francisco, CA. Architect: John Graham & Co..
• Hunter-Dulin Building (1926) (22 floors) (111 Sutter St. at Montgomery). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Schultze & Weaver.
• PG&E (1924) & Matson (1923) Buildings (215-245 Market St.). San Francisco, CA.
• PG&E Headquarters (former Matson building) on Market Street. CA. Architect: Bakewell & Brown. On National Register.
• PG&E Headquarters on Market Street. San Francisco, CA.
• Gilded lamps on PG&E Headquarters. San Francisco, CA.
• 101 California Street (1982) (48 floors). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Johnson/Burgee Architects + Kendall & Heaton Assoc. + Eli Attia Architects.
• 388 Market Street (1987) (24 floors) in modern flatiron style behind 101 California St. San Francisco, CA. Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
• Looking up Front Street to One Maritime Plaza (former Alcoa Building). San Francisco, CA.
• Skyscrapers around Cocker Galleria on Market Street. San Francisco, CA.
• Embarcadero Center, 353 Sacramento (1982) & 22 Battery (1902). San Francisco, CA.
• 22 Battery (1902). San Francisco, CA.
• Market Street with McKesson Plaza (1969) (38 floors) at right (1 Post Street at Market St.). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Welton Becket & Assoc..
• Trinity Center (1989) (13 floors) (1145 Market St.). San Francisco, CA. Architect: BAR Architects.
• Park at base of Stevenson Place (1987) (28 floors) (71 Stevenson St.). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Kaplan McLaughlin Diaz.
• Museum of Modern Art & skyscrapers beyond: Paramount, St. Regis, Pacific Telephone & unknown building over Yerba Buena Gardens. San Francisco, CA.
• Argent Hotel (1984), Paramount (2002), St. Regis (2004), Pacific Telephone (1925) buildings over Modern Art Museum & Yerba Buena Gardens. San Francisco, CA.
• Argent Hotel (1984), Paramount (2002), St. Regis (2004) buildings over Yerba Buena Gardens. San Francisco, CA.
• The Paramount (2002) (40 floors) (680 Mission Street at Third St.) at Yerba Buena Gardens. San Francisco, CA. Architect: Elkus / Manfredi Architects Ltd.
• St Regis San Francisco (2004) (42 floors) (685 Mission Street at Third St.). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
• Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater with highrises in background. San Francisco, CA.
• Yerba Buena Gardens & Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater. San Francisco, CA.
• Yerba Buena Gardens. San Francisco, CA.
• Yerba Buena Gardens & Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater. San Francisco, CA.
• Reflecting pool in Yerba Buena Gardens with Museum of Modern Art. San Francisco, CA.
• Pacific Telephone (1925) now PacBell Building (140 New Montgomery St.) (26 floors) beyond Museum of Modern Art. San Francisco, CA. Architect: Miller & Pflueger + A.A. Cantin.
• Pool reflecting Museum of Modern Art. San Francisco, CA.
• Boat-shaped sculpture in front of Museum of Modern Art. San Francisco, CA.
• Skylight & bridge across atrium of San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. San Francisco, CA. Architect: Mario Botta.
• Skylight of San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. San Francisco, CA.
• Cubic stairway structure in San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. San Francisco, CA.
• Wall Drawing #936 Color Arcs in Four Directions (2000) by Saul LeWitt in San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. San Francisco, CA.
• Wall Drawing #935 Color Bands in Four Directions (2000) by Saul LeWitt in San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. San Francisco, CA.
• Moscone Convention Center (1981) south of Yerba Buena Gardens. San Francisco, CA. Architect: Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum.
• Moscone Convention Center structural element details. San Francisco, CA.
• Moscone Convention Center. San Francisco, CA.
• Moscone Convention Center West building. San Francisco, CA.
• Loews Theater in Yerba Buena Gardens. San Francisco, CA.
• Children's play area in Yerba Buena Gardens. San Francisco, CA.
• Children's playground in Yerba Buena Gardens. San Francisco, CA.
• Yerba Buena Gardens Zeum carousel & spiral ramp structure. San Francisco, CA.
• Yerba Buena Gardens Zeum carousel & activity center. San Francisco, CA.
• Spiral ramp structure of Yerba Buena Gardens Zeum. San Francisco, CA.
• Yerba Buena Gardens Zeum carousel horses & riders. San Francisco, CA.
• Sculpture of person on globe in Yerba Buena Gardens. San Francisco, CA.
• Shaking Man sculpture detail in Yerba Buena Gardens. San Francisco, CA.
• Shaking Man sculpture (1993) by Terry Allen in cartoon-like triplicate vibrations of person in earthquake zone at Yerba Buena Gardens. San Francisco, CA.
• Metreon building combines shopping & theme entertainment at Yerba Buena Gardens. San Francisco, CA.
• Sculpted cartoon character by Maurice Sendak in Where the Wild Things Are children's attraction at Metreon. San Francisco, CA.
• Sculpted cartoon beast by Maurice Sendak in Where the Wild Things Are children's attraction at Metreon. San Francisco, CA.
• Metreon exterior & Marriott Hotel. San Francisco, CA.
• Marriott Hotel fan-shaped windows. San Francisco, CA.
• San Francisco Marriott (1989) (39 floors) (777 Market St.). San Francisco, CA. Architect: DMJM & Zeidler Partnership Architects.
• Marriott Hotel from Market Street. San Francisco, CA.
• Marriott Hotel crown. San Francisco, CA.
• Bronze Victory statue by Robert Aitken on top of Dewey Monument column (1901) by Newton Tharp in Union Square. San Francisco, CA.
• Union Square column & old St. Francis Hotel (1904 & 7) with its new Tower (1971) (32 floors) behind. San Francisco, CA. Architect: William L. Pereira & Assoc..
• St Francis Hotel (1904 & 7) on Union Square. San Francisco, CA. Architect: Walter Danforth Bliss & William Baker Faville.
• St Francis Hotel on Union Square. San Francisco, CA.
• Admiral George Dewey column in Union Square commemorates 1898 victory over Spanish navy in Manila Bay. San Francisco, CA.
• Saks Fifth Avenue (1981) on Union Square before Starlight Room building. San Francisco, CA. Architect: Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum.
• Starlight Room building details on Union Square. San Francisco, CA. Style: Gothic Revival.
• Neoclassical building on north side of Union Square. San Francisco, CA.
• Buildings on east side of Union Square column. San Francisco, CA.
• Art Deco building on east edge of Union Square. San Francisco, CA.
• Nieman Marcus building (1983) with facade greatly spoiled from original design on southeast corner of Union Square. San Francisco, CA. Architect: Johnson/Burgee Architects.
• White marbled I. Magnin (now Macy's building) (1905-10) with Nieman Marcus beyond on Union Square. San Francisco, CA. Architect: Reid Brothers.
• Macy's department store on south side of Union Square. San Francisco, CA.
• Frank Lloyd Wright building or Xanadu Gallery (former V.C. Morris store) (1949) (140 Maiden Lane). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright.
• Arched portal of Frank Lloyd Wright building. San Francisco, CA.
• Ramps above entrance of Frank Lloyd Wright building. San Francisco, CA.
• Ramps & skylights of Frank Lloyd Wright building. San Francisco, CA.
• Hanging planter & skylight of Frank Lloyd Wright building. San Francisco, CA.
• Skylight details of Frank Lloyd Wright building. San Francisco, CA.
• Looking through hole in partitions of Frank Lloyd Wright building. San Francisco, CA.
• Built-in drawer units of Frank Lloyd Wright building. San Francisco, CA.
• Looking down at entrance archway & ramps of Frank Lloyd Wright building. San Francisco, CA.
• Humboldt Bank Building (1908) (19 floors) with red dome (785 Market Street at Fourth) with Four Seasons Hotel (2001) (40 floors). San Francisco, CA. Style: Beaux Art. Architect: Meyer & O'Brien.
• Market Street from 5th Street looking east with red-domed Humboldt Bank Building. San Francisco, CA.
• Flood Building (1904) (12 floors) (870-98 Market St.). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Albert Pissis.
• Chicago-style building at 973 Market Street. San Francisco, CA. Style: Chicago.
• Caryatids on classical building on Market Street. San Francisco, CA.
• Angled building at 998 Market Street at Golden Gate Street. San Francisco, CA.
• Golden Gate Theater (1920) (Taylor at Market St.). San Francisco, CA. Style: Art Deco. Architect: G. Albert Landsburgh.
• Orpheum Theater (1926) (1192 Market St.). San Francisco, CA. Style: Spanish Renaissance. Architect: B. Marcus Priteca.
• Orpheum Theater painted beams on entrance ceiling. San Francisco, CA.
• Main Post Office & Federal Court House (1902) (7th at Mission St.). San Francisco, CA. Style: Neo-Baroque. Architect: James Knox Taylor.
• United Nations Plaza fountain (1980) by Lawrence Halprin. San Francisco, CA.
• McAllister Tower Apartments (1929) (originally William Taylor Hotel) (28 floors) (100 McAllister St.). San Francisco, CA. Style: Art Deco. Architect: Miller & Pflueger + Lewis Parsons Hobart.
• Federal building on United Nations Plaza near Civic Center. San Francisco, CA.
• Modern glass-block San Francisco Sheriff's Department County Jail at 7th & Bryant Streets. San Francisco, CA.
• Masonic Temple (1913) (25 Van Ness) now the New Conservatory Theatre. San Francisco, CA. Architect: Walter Danforth Bliss & William Baker Faville.
• Masonic Temple carved portal. San Francisco, CA.
• James Lick Memorial (1894) by Frank Happersberger shows Eureka with a bear with plaques covering various California discoveries on Civic Center Plaza. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall (1915). San Francisco, CA. Style: Beaux Arts. Architect: Bakewell & Brown.
• City Hall Dome. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall dome cupola. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall dome detail. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall SF crest over door. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall atlas pillars on facade. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall central staircase. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall dome interior. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall arches & squinches. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall cupola interior arch. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall squince with man holding sword. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall central hall clock. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall gilded railing & carved faces. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall gilded lions face in railing. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall Beaux Art monument to San Francisco's Board of Supervisors which governs city & county which are the same geographically. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall city council chambers. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall Board of Supervisors meeting room. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall Board of Supervisors chambers ceiling detail. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall Board of Supervisors chambers doorway detail. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall Board of Supervisors chambers wooden column detail. San Francisco, CA.
• City Hall museum displays head from Goddess of Liberty which topped old City Hall felled by 1906 earthquake. San Francisco, CA.
• Political campaign ribbons in City Hall museum lobby. San Francisco, CA.
• Gate, lamp & City Hall (with green dome before restoration). San Francisco, CA.
• Opera House & Veterans Auditorium. San Francisco, CA.
• Opera House & Veterans Auditorium (1932). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Brown & Lansburgh.
• Opera House facade. San Francisco, CA.
• Opera House lobby ceiling. San Francisco, CA.
• New State Office Building. San Francisco, CA.
• New State Office Building (1985). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
• Side facade of new San Francisco Public Library. San Francisco, CA.
• New San Francisco Public Library (1996) on Civic Center Plaza. San Francisco, CA. Architect: James Ingo Freed & Cathy Simon.
• Corner tower on city building at Polk & McAllister Streets. San Francisco, CA.
• California State Office Building (1926) to right of City Hall in front of other government office buildings. San Francisco, CA. Style: Beaux Arts. Architect: Walter Danforth Bliss & William Baker Faville. On National Register.
• Asian Art Museum in the former San Francisco Public Library building (1916). San Francisco, CA. Architect: George Kelham.
• Red Tyrannosaurus Rex sculpture in front of Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Japan: earthenware bearded Haniwa man (300-552) in Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Japan: Nabeshima dish with camellias from Arita (1700-50) in Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Japan: Kiyomizu bottle from Kyoto (1700-1800) in Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Japan: rectangular bottle by Kawai Kanjiro from Kyoto (1960) in Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Array of Chinese pottery, porcelain & other vessels. San Francisco, CA.
• China: wine vessel (1300-1050 BCE) in Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Bronze ritual wine vessel in form of rhinoceros (c1100-1050 BCE) from China at Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• China: Eastern Han dynasty earthenware dog (25-220) in Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• China: Six dynasty earthenware Bactrian camel (500-50) in Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• China: Tang dynasty glazed earthenware winged guardian monster (690-750) in Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• China: Song dynasty bronze duck vessel (960-1279) in Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• China: Qing dynasty Buddhist deity Simhavaktra Dakina (1736-95) in Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• China: Qing dynasty trumpets of brass & human bone from inner Mongolia (1800-1911) in Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• China: Ming dynasty dish with rabbit (1621-7) in Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Korea: silk bridal robe by Han Sang-Soo (2001) in Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Korea: Hanging scroll of Guardian King of the West by Jae-u (2003) in Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• India: sandstone dancing Ganesha from Madhya Pradesh (900-1000) in Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• India: schist section of throne with horse & elephant from Bihar (900-1100) in Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• India: gilded wood throne with lions, bulls & peacocks from Surguja (1870-1920) in Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Bronze cheekpiece of horse bridle in form of mythical creature (1000-650 BCE) from Iran at Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• Earthenware fritware star-shaped tile with phoenix (1292-3) from Iran at Asian Art Museum. San Francisco, CA.
• One Maritime Plaza (1964) (former Alcoa Building) with exterior X braces (27 floors) (350 Washington St.). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
• One Maritime Plaza & Transamerica Pyramid. San Francisco, CA.
• Golden Gateway Commons (1984) on Sydney G. Walton Park with Fountain of Four Seasons (1962) by Francois Stahly. San Francisco, CA. Architect: Fisher Friedman Assoc..
• Portrait of Georgia O'Keefe sculpture (1982) by Escobar Marisol in Sydney G. Walton Square (Jackson at Davis Streets). San Francisco, CA.
• Transamerica Pyramid (1972) (48 floors) (600 Montgomery St.). San Francisco, CA. Architect: William L. Pereira & Assoc..
• People enjoy sunshine at base of Transamerica Pyramid. San Francisco, CA.
• Transamerica Pyramid & Columbus Tower seen from Columbus. San Francisco, CA.
• Columbus Tower (former Sentinel Building) (1905) (916 Columbus) now American Zeotrope in front of Transamerica Pyramid. San Francisco, CA. Architect: Salfield & Kohlberg.
• New building mimics heritage flatiron building. San Francisco, CA.
• Old Fugazi Bank Building (1907 then 1916) (Columbus at Montgomery) (later Bank of Italy, Transamerica). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Charles Paff + Italo Zanolini.
• Old Fugazi Bank,Transamerica Pyramid & Montgomery Washington Tower on Columbus. San Francisco, CA.
• Montgomery Washington Tower (1985) (26 floors) (655 Montgomery St.). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Kaplan McLaughlin Diaz.
• 451-5 Jackson (1866) now part of gallery district called Jackson Square. San Francisco, CA.
• 455 Jackson Street former bank building (1866) which survived 1906 earthquake fire, now a gallery. San Francisco, CA.
• Ghirardelli Building (1853) (415-431 Jackson St.). San Francisco, CA.
• 434 Jackson former Tremont Hotel (c1855). San Francisco, CA.
• 414 Jackson (1905). San Francisco, CA.
• U.S. Custom House (1906-11) (555 Battery St.). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Eames & Young. On National Register.
• Condor, Big Al's, Roaring 20s, Hungry I Nightclubs on Broadway of Columbus. San Francisco, CA.
• View of Mission District with Mission High School tower a prominent feature. San Francisco, CA.
• Mission High School (1926) (18th & Dolores). San Francisco, CA. Style: Spanish-Colonial Revival. Architect: John Reid Jr..
• Mission High School tower. San Francisco, CA.
• Mission District houses rise beyond Dolores Park. San Francisco, CA.
• Mission District Victorian houses on 17th St. off Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• Brightly painted Mission District Victorian houses on 17th St. San Francisco, CA.
• Streetscape of Dolores St. (900 block). San Francisco, CA.
• Italianate houses on Dolores St. in Mission District. San Francisco, CA.
• Queen-Anne style house at 3546 Chatanooga in Mission District. San Francisco, CA.
• Victorian house at in Mission District. San Francisco, CA.
• Red walkup flats in Mission District. San Francisco, CA.
• British Motors (originally Earle C. Anthony Packard) showroom (1928) (901 Van Ness at Olive). San Francisco, CA. Style: Greek Revival. Architect: Bernard Maybeck.
• Two styles of auto showroom on Van Ness. San Francisco, CA.
• Auto showroom (c1938) (999 Van Ness at O'Farell). San Francisco, CA. Style: Moderne.
• Cadillac Building. San Francisco, CA.
• Cadillac Showroom [aka Don Lee Building] (1921) (1000 Van Ness). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Weeks & Day. On National Register.
• Upper floor detail of Cadillac Building. San Francisco, CA.
• Portal of Cadillac Building. San Francisco, CA.
• Golden bear statue on Cadillac Building. San Francisco, CA.
• Glass step pyramidal cinema building at Van Ness & Sutter. San Francisco, CA.
• Former auto showroom (1301 Van Ness at Sutter). San Francisco, CA. Style: Secessionist.
• Modern apartment at Van Ness & Pine. San Francisco, CA.
• Modern apartment (1601 Van Ness at California). San Francisco, CA.
• Paige Motor Car Company showroom (1699 Van Ness at Sacramento). San Francisco, CA. On National Register.
• Three Gothic apartment Buildings (1725-45 Van Ness at Clay). San Francisco, CA.
• Academy of Art University in former auto showroom (1849 Washington at Van Ness). San Francisco, CA.
• Alligator Gar at California Academy of Sciences, Steinhart Aquarium. San Francisco, CA.
• Queen Angelfish at California Academy of Sciences, Steinhart Aquarium. San Francisco, CA.
• Wild Discus fish from Amazon Basin at California Academy of Sciences, Steinhart Aquarium. San Francisco, CA.
• Emerald tree boa from Amazon Basin at California Academy of Sciences, Steinhart Aquarium. San Francisco, CA.
• Boa constrictor ranges from Mexico to Paraguay at California Academy of Sciences, Steinhart Aquarium. San Francisco, CA.
• African Penguin (Speniscus demersus) at California Academy of Sciences, Steinhart Aquarium. San Francisco, CA.
• Modern houses in traditional style facing Palace of Fine Arts in Marina district. San Francisco, CA.
• Palace of Fine Arts (1915) built for Panama-Pacific Exposition & rebuilt in 1962. San Francisco, CA. Style: Classical. Architect: Bernard Maybeck.
• Palace of Fine Arts domed structure. San Francisco, CA.
• Dome & friezes of Palace of Fine Arts. San Francisco, CA.
• Palace of Fine Arts frieze showing ancient Greek procession dominated by winged horse & lion. San Francisco, CA.
• Sculpted muscular figure on facade of Palace of Fine Arts. San Francisco, CA.
• Column details of Palace of Fine Arts. San Francisco, CA.
• Open ring of columns at Palace of Fine Arts. San Francisco, CA.
• Palace of Fine Arts colonnade. San Francisco, CA.
• Painter works at easel on lawn of Palace of Fine Arts. San Francisco, CA.
• Evergreens at Palace of Fine Arts. San Francisco, CA.
• Cable car crosses Grant Ave. in Chinatown. San Francisco, CA.
• Chinese lamp & pagoda-style roof in Chinatown. San Francisco, CA.
• Banners in Chinatown. San Francisco, CA.
• Grant Avenue in Chinatown. San Francisco, CA.
• Italianate buildings converted to Chinese decorations along Grant Avenue in Chinatown. San Francisco, CA.
• Color of Chinatown. San Francisco, CA.
• Grant Avenue in Chinatown. San Francisco, CA.
• Balconies in Chinatown. San Francisco, CA.
• L.F.K.A. building (1922) in Chinatown. San Francisco, CA.
• Red & yellow signs in Chinatown. San Francisco, CA.
• Lion figure in Chinatown shop. San Francisco, CA.
• Squid & ducks in restaurant window in Chinatown. San Francisco, CA.
• Ginseng shop in Chinatown. San Francisco, CA.
• Dragon teapot in Chinatown. San Francisco, CA.
• Bird cage hangs from sign in Chinatown. San Francisco, CA.
• Mural of Chinese culture in Chinatown. San Francisco, CA.
• Neon signs in Chinatown. San Francisco, CA.
• Old Saint Mary's Church (1909) (660 California St. at Grant) & 650 California Street (1964) (34 floors). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
• Sun Yat-sen statue (1938) by Beniamino Bufano & 650 California Street in Chinatown. San Francisco, CA.
• Highrises from Saint Mary's Park: Russ Building (left Art Deco) (1927) by George W. Kelham & 333 Bush Street (right with crown) (1986) by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. San Francisco, CA.
• 580 California (1986) (23 floors). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Johnson/Burgee Architects + Kendall & Heaton Assoc..
• 505 Montgomery Street (1988) (24 floors). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
• Holiday Inn Downtown Hotel (1970) (30 floors) (750 Kearny St.). San Francisco, CA. Architect: John Carl Warnecke & Assoc. + Clement / Chen.
• Skyline of downtown over Victorian houses on Alamo Square. San Francisco, CA.
• Tall Transamerica Pyramid & Bank of America Center over Victorian houses on Alamo Square. San Francisco, CA.
• Pastel Victorian houses on Alamo Square. San Francisco, CA.
• Saint Mary's Cathedral from Alamo Square. San Francisco, CA.
• Saint Mary's Cathedral (1970) (1111 Gough St.) in crucifix form. San Francisco, CA. Style: Modern. Architect: Pietro Belluschi + McSweeney, Ryan & Lee.
• Grace Episcopal Cathedral (1915 finished 1964) (1051 Taylor St. on Nob Hill) with copies of doors on Bapistry in Florence. San Francisco, CA. Architect: Lewis Parsons Hobart.
• Grace Episcopal Cathedral stained glass windows by Hauser Art Glass. San Francisco, CA.
• Tortoise Fountain in Huntington Park at California & Taylor on Nob Hill. San Francisco, CA.
• Nob Hill Masonic Center Auditorium (1111 California at Taylor). San Francisco, CA.
• Elaborate balconies of building at corner of Sacramento & Jones. San Francisco, CA.
• Apartment building on Sacramento between Taylor & Jones. San Francisco, CA.
• Mission San Francisco de Asis (Mission Dolores) (1776) which has adobe walls 4 ft thick, except for the front wall which is 10 ft thick. San Francisco, CA. On National Register.
• Mission Dolores bells (1792-7) cast in Mexico. San Francisco, CA.
• Mission Dolores old & new churches. San Francisco, CA.
• Chapel interior with wooden beams painted in vegetable dyes by Ohlone Indians in Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA. Style: Spanish Baroque.
• Altar of Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• Altar of Mission Dolores with Archangel St Michael in center. San Francisco, CA.
• Left side altar (c1810) of Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• San Juan Capistrano, who preached the crusades, from left side altar of Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• San Jose (St. Joseph), foster father of Jesus & patron of all California missions, from left side altar of Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• San Buenaventura (St. Bonaventure), a Franciscan Minister General & Cardinal, from left side altar of Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• Right side altar (c1810) of Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• San Francisco Solano, a 16th c missionary to Peru, from right side altar of Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• St Anthony of Padua (San Antonio) from right side altar of Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• San Pasqual Baylon, a shepherd who became a master of theology, from right side altar of Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• Statue of St Francis of Assisi with crucifix (c1920) in Mission Dolores chapel. San Francisco, CA.
• Replica of original baptismal font in Mission Dolores chapel. San Francisco, CA.
• Mission Dolores chapel outer adobe wall & cemetery. San Francisco, CA.
• Mission Dolores chapel outer adobe wall & cemetery tombstones & cast iron fences. San Francisco, CA.
• Mission Dolores cemetery tombstones of child who died in 1859. San Francisco, CA.
• Mission Dolores cemetery tombstones. San Francisco, CA.
• Mission Dolores cemetery tombstones of man & woman mourning under a weeping willow. San Francisco, CA.
• Parish church or Basilica of Mission Dolores (1918). San Francisco, CA. Style: California Mission style. Architect: Frank T. Shea & John O. Lofquist.
• Basilica of Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• Basilica of Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• Basilica of Mission Dolores Baroque decorations (1926). San Francisco, CA. Style: Baroque. Architect: Henry Minton.
• Basilica of Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• Basilica of Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• Basilica of Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• Central dome of Basilica of Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• Interior of Basilica of Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• Horn playing angels in stained glass at Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• String playing angels in stained glass at Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• Padre Junipero Serra (1713-84) founder of the California mission system in stained glass at Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• Padre Francisco Palou (1722-89) founder of Mission San Francisco de Asis in stained glass at Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• San Carlos Borromeo & San Diego de Alcala missions in stained glass at Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• San Gabriel Archangel & San Antonio de Padua missions in stained glass at Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• San Juan Capistrano & San Luis Obispo missions in stained glass at Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• San Buenaventura & Santa Clara missions in stained glass at Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• Santa Barbara mission in stained glass at Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• La Purisima Concepcion mission in stained glass at Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• Santa Cruz mission in stained glass at Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• Nuestra Señora de la Soledad mission in stained glass at Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• San Jose de Guadalupe & San Juan Bautista missions in stained glass at Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• San Miguel Archangel & San Fernando Rey missions in stained glass at Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• San Luis Rey & Santa Ines missions in stained glass at Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• San Rafael Arcangel & San Francisco de Solano missions in stained glass at Mission Dolores. San Francisco, CA.
• Cable car on Hyde Street. San Francisco, CA.
• Cable car driver pushing car on turntable to reverse direction at Fishermans Wharf. San Francisco, CA.
• Cable cars passing each other. San Francisco, CA.
• Front end of cable car. San Francisco, CA.
• Cable car at Van Ness terminus. San Francisco, CA.
• Cable car on Van Ness. San Francisco, CA.
• Cable car passing Chinatown. San Francisco, CA.
• Cable car in Chinatown. San Francisco, CA.
• Cable car barn & power house museum (1887) (1201 Mason St.). San Francisco, CA. Architect: Chin & Hensolt. On National Register.
• Cable car power plant drive wheels which pull cables under the city streets for cable cars to be pulled with. San Francisco, CA.
• Antique streetcar on Market Street. San Francisco, CA.
• Part of city's streetcar collection on Market Street still with original Italian colors & markings. San Francisco, CA.
• Antique PCC streetcar on Market Street with Pacific Electric paint scheme. San Francisco, CA.
• Modern streetcar in Mission district with new Muni markings. San Francisco, CA.
• Antique PCC streetcar on Market Street with old Muni paint scheme. San Francisco, CA.
• Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) train. San Francisco, CA.
• People mover train at International Airport. San Francisco, CA.
• Marin County Civic Center tower. Marin, CA.
• Marin County Civic Center tower detail. Marin, CA.
• Marin County Civic Center building & tower. Marin, CA.
• Marin County Civic Center (1957-72). Marin, CA. Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright.
• Marin County Civic Center detail of arched rhythm. Marin, CA.
• Marin County Civic Center roof pattern. Marin, CA.
• Marin County Civic Center skylight & roof. Marin, CA.
• Marin County Civic Center skylight & palm. Marin, CA.
• Marin County Civic Center patio & pool area. Marin, CA.
• Marin County Civic Center pool with rainbow. Marin, CA.
• Marin County Civic Center rounded ends with glass doors. Marin, CA.
• Marin County Civic Center overhang with arches. Marin, CA.
• Marin County Civic Center building wall details. Marin, CA.
• Marin County Civic Center exterior detail. Marin, CA.
• Marin County Civic Center porthole railing detail. Marin, CA.
• Marin County Civic Center building from below. Marin, CA.
• Marin County Civic Center building arches over roadway. Marin, CA.
• Marin County Civic Center interior galleries. Marin, CA.
• Marin County Civic Center Wrightian gate. Marin, CA.
• Marin County Civic Center dome & tower. Marin, CA.
• Stained glass detail of La Purisima Concepcion de Maria Santisima Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of San Antonio de Padua Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of Santa Barbara Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of San Buenaventura Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of San Carlos Borromeo de Carmelo Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of Santa Clara de Asis Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of Santa Cruz Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of San Diego de Alcala Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of San Francisco de Asis (Mission Dolores) Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of San Fernando Rey de España Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of San Francisco de Solano Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of San Gabriel Archangel Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of Santa Ines Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of San Juan Bautista Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of San Juan Capistrano Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of San Jose de Guadalupe Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of San Luis Obispo de Tolosa Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of San Luis Rey de Francia Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of San Miguel Archangel Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of Nuestra Señora de la Soledad Mission. CA.
• Stained glass detail of San Rafael Arcangel Mission. CA.