Box 2
Contains 40 Results:
German Street (Redwood Street). South side of German Street (Redwood Street). Between Calvert Street and Light Street., 1904
The collection consists of eight boxes, one oversized, of prints, negatives, and periodicals. Most photographs depict city streets after the fire was contained. There are many photographs of rubble and skeletons of buildings are the fire. Guards, police, firefights, and unidentified people are included in some photographs.
German Street (Redwood Street). German Street (Redwood Street) and Calvert Street, looking south., 1904
The collection consists of eight boxes, one oversized, of prints, negatives, and periodicals. Most photographs depict city streets after the fire was contained. There are many photographs of rubble and skeletons of buildings are the fire. Guards, police, firefights, and unidentified people are included in some photographs.
German Street (Redwood Street). Continental Trust Building, Calvert Building, looking east on Redwood Street., 1904
The collection consists of eight boxes, one oversized, of prints, negatives, and periodicals. Most photographs depict city streets after the fire was contained. There are many photographs of rubble and skeletons of buildings are the fire. Guards, police, firefights, and unidentified people are included in some photographs.
German Street (Redwood Street). Removing safe from building, northwest corner of German Street (Redwood Street) and South Street., 1904
The collection consists of eight boxes, one oversized, of prints, negatives, and periodicals. Most photographs depict city streets after the fire was contained. There are many photographs of rubble and skeletons of buildings are the fire. Guards, police, firefights, and unidentified people are included in some photographs.
German Street (Redwood Street). Pulling down walls at German Street (Redwood Street) and Liberty Street, looking east., 1904
The collection consists of eight boxes, one oversized, of prints, negatives, and periodicals. Most photographs depict city streets after the fire was contained. There are many photographs of rubble and skeletons of buildings are the fire. Guards, police, firefights, and unidentified people are included in some photographs.
German Street (Redwood Street). Northwest corner of Hopkins Place and German Street (Redwood Street)., 1904
The collection consists of eight boxes, one oversized, of prints, negatives, and periodicals. Most photographs depict city streets after the fire was contained. There are many photographs of rubble and skeletons of buildings are the fire. Guards, police, firefights, and unidentified people are included in some photographs.
German Street (Redwood Street). Looking north from Gay Street and Lombard Street., 1904
The collection consists of eight boxes, one oversized, of prints, negatives, and periodicals. Most photographs depict city streets after the fire was contained. There are many photographs of rubble and skeletons of buildings are the fire. Guards, police, firefights, and unidentified people are included in some photographs.
German Street (Redwood Street). South of German Street (Redwood Street) looking north to rear of Calvert Building., 1904
The collection consists of eight boxes, one oversized, of prints, negatives, and periodicals. Most photographs depict city streets after the fire was contained. There are many photographs of rubble and skeletons of buildings are the fire. Guards, police, firefights, and unidentified people are included in some photographs.
German Street (Redwood Street). South of German Street (Redwood Street) looking north to rear of Calvert Building., 1904
The collection consists of eight boxes, one oversized, of prints, negatives, and periodicals. Most photographs depict city streets after the fire was contained. There are many photographs of rubble and skeletons of buildings are the fire. Guards, police, firefights, and unidentified people are included in some photographs.
Hanover Street and Lombard Street., 1904
The collection consists of eight boxes, one oversized, of prints, negatives, and periodicals. Most photographs depict city streets after the fire was contained. There are many photographs of rubble and skeletons of buildings are the fire. Guards, police, firefights, and unidentified people are included in some photographs.