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Revision as of 15:15, 21 January 2009
Mission Dolores in 1876
Photo: Greg Gaar Collection, San Francisco, CA
Pages in category "1870s"
The following 153 pages are in this category, out of 153 total.
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- San Francisco Orphan Asylum Society
- San Francisco’s Haymarket: A Redemptive Tale of Class Struggle
- Scenes of Woodward's Gardens
- Shipwright's Cottage
- Shotwell Architectural Tour
- SOMA Piers and South Beach
- SOUTH PARK
- South Waterfront Industries of the 1860s
- Spring Valley Water Company
- St. John's Church
- Stereographs
- Stereographs continued
- Suffrage and Spiritualism
- Sunnyside
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- TAR FLAT
- Telegraph Hill Historic District
- 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 Monkey Block
- 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 Silver Era, 1860-1870
- The Story of Dogpatch
- The Uninhabited House
- The Workingmen’s Party & The Denis Kearney Agitation
- Trains in the Mission
- Tubb's Rope Walk
- Turning Sand Into Golden Gate Park
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- Washington Square
- WASP: Bipartisan Consensus and the Rise of the Workingmen's Party of California
- WASP: Racism and Satire in the 19th Century
- WASP: The Case of the Chinese
- WATER! WATER!
- William Ralston
- Women in Printing
- Women's Photography After the Gold Rush
- Women's Suffrage 1870
- Women’s Co-operative Printing Union
- Woodward's Gardens, c. 1860s