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DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24418
title: House shook off its foundation, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of a house shook off its foundation, San Francisco, 1906. The house on the right appears to lean to the right while the house on the left stands upright. The ground appears to have split between them. The left wall of the house on the right has detached from the rest of the house and is sloping into the opening. Slabs of wood and other pieces of the houses fall from either side into the exposed foundation. The sidewalk in the foreground is cluttered with dust and debris.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16517
title: Ruins at Mission San Carlos del Carmelo, 1894-1909

description: Photograph of the ruins to the south of Mission San Carlos del Carmelo, 1894-1909. The ruined walls of several buildings are visible at the right of the dirt road running up the left side of the image. No roofs remain. The road has wagon wheel ruts. Mountains are visible in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24419
title: "New San Francisco refugee living", San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of "New San Francisco refugee living", San Francisco, 1906. A tent stands in the foreground on the left with supplies on its left side and a person kneeling in front of it. The tall grass is cluttered with scattered objects on the right. Behind the field an empty carriage frame stands in front of what resembles a large, wooden warehouse. The warehouse extends from the right to the background on the left.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24420
title: View of the fallen stack of a garbage incinerator, showing a refugee camp in the foreground, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of a view of the fallen stack of a garbage incinerator, showing a refugee camp in the foreground, San Francisco, 1906. Tracks lie across the foreground while the refugee camp stands on the left. Surrounding the tents and wooden shacks of the camp are the National Ice Company Cold Storage and the Rainier Beer Stable. Electrical lines which stand in front of these buildings lead to the other factories which continue into the distance on the right. Photo sleeve reads "Where the stack fell, two killed, garbage incinerator".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24421
title: Stack of a garbage incinerator where two were killed, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of the stack of a garbage incinerator where two were killed, San Francisco, 1906. A small wall separates two levels of dirt in the foreground while the stack stands above at center. A ladder stands to the right of the stack and a large, brick building stands on the far right. Many wide poles stand upright in the ground on the right, each one a different height. A fenced are with a building within it can be seen in the background on the far left.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24422
title: Remains of a can factory, near Fourth Street and Townsend, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of the remains of a can factory, near Fourth Street and Townsend, San Francisco, 1906. Large panels lie broken in the foreground with a sea of rubble behind them. Large pieces of the walls and ceiling stand out amongst the cans which are dominant in the debris. Warped electrical poles can be seen in the background along with a still-standing building at center.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24423
title: "Looters" at a damaged building in San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of "Looters" at a damaged building in San Francisco, 1906. The building lies in shambles with only a portion of its tall, front, brick wall still standing. People are on their hands and knees digging through the remains. The road appears to be uplifted in the foreground and a large, heavily damaged factory stands in the background on the right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24449
title: Abandoned wheel chairs at Saint Marks Hospital after the earthquake, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of abandoned wheel chairs at Saint Marks Hospital after the earthquake, San Francisco, 1906. A road lies on the far left while the two wheel chairs stand on the dusty sidewalk at center. The view of the back chair is obstructed by a large, wooden box which stands to the right of the front of the chair. Trees stand along the picket fence which runs against the far right. They continue down the sidewalk into the background where several small tables are dispersed among four additional chairs.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24450
title: View of a road from Saint Marks Hospital, showing earthquake damage, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of a view of a road from Saint Marks Hospital, showing earthquake damage, San Francisco, 1906. Damaged, brick foundations with loose metal wires are all that remain of the buildings on the right. The road on the left is dusty with rubble that has spilled over it from the crumbled buildings. Electrical poles stand along either side of the road with small, dead trees among them. The front wall of a large, two-story building still stands in the background on the left. Small portions of other buildings also stand in piles of debris in the background on the right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24458
title: View south of Market Street, showing fire damage, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of a view south of Market Street, showing fire damage, San Francisco, 1906. A small portion of brick floor still lies in tact in the foreground on the right while crumbled bricks spill over from the left. The sea of debris continues to the background where a tall building still stands on the right. Whole walls have fallen to the ground in large piles in the background at center.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24465
title: View of First and Howard Street, showing earthquake damage, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of a view of First and Howard Street, showing earthquake damage, San Francisco, 1906. The cobblestone street at center is striped with tracks which continue to the destruction in the background. The street in the back is blanketed in a sheet of crumbled bricks from the large buildings on either side. Although the buildings still stand, many portions of their exterior walls have fallen leaving their interiors exposed. The damage reaches on either side of the street into the distance.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24466
title: Burned down double machinery shop on Howard Street, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of a burned down double machinery shop on Howard Street, San Francisco, 1906. A cobblestone road with tracks lies across the foreground with large piles of rubble on the sidewalk behind it. The bottom portion of a building still stands at center, but the walls above it have fallen. Further back, large pieces of the exterior walls lie in piles on top of each other with metal support beams bent and tangled above them. A single wall with six large windows stands in the background on the left while all of the other exterior walls are missing.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7974
title: Portrait of the photographer George Wharton James, [s.d.]

description: Photographic portrait of the photographer George Wharton James, [s.d.]. He can be seen in profile sitting facing left. He has dark wavy hair combed up and back from his face and a long dark beard with a mustache. He is wearing a buttoned double-breasted overcoat, and is probably in his 30's or 40's. Taken in a studio on a neutral background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24467
title: View of Fremont Street from Saint Mark Hospital, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of a view of Fremont Street from Saint Mark Hospital, San Francisco, 1906. Bricks are scattered in the intersection of two roads in the foreground on the right. One road runs horizontally across the center ground while the second continues into the right distance. Each road is lined with electrical poles and the second road has trees along its left sidewalk. Small plants stand in a fenced, brick plot in the foreground on the left while a block of damaged buildings stand across the street behind it.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24468
title: Coal pile on fire on Howard Street, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of a coal pile on fire on Howard Street, San Francisco, 1906. The cobblestone Howard Street lies in the foreground from the left foreground to the right distance. At center stands the large coal pile with flames along its base. Large barrels lie in the scattered debris which lies on the far left, separate from the flames. A building showing heavy damage to its exterior walls stand sin the background on the far right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24469
title: View of Howard Street, showing where the earth sunk after the earthquake, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of a view of Howard Street, showing where the earth sunk after the earthquake, San Francisco, 1906. The cobblestone Howard Street lies on the left with the damaged, wooden sidewalk at center. The wooden panels of the sidewalk sink down around an electrical pole in the foreground and rise again several feet down the street. Crumbling bricks are piled along the left edge of the sidewalk and spill into the street. The large building on the right edge of the sidewalk appears to be unharmed with many tall windows and a large, arched doorway. The street is relatively calm in the distance.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24470
title: Troops cooking on a coal pile, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of troops cooking on a coal pile, San Francisco, 1906. A wooden box on wheels stands in the dirt in the foreground on the right with small coal piles to the left and behind it. Four soldiers in uniform and hats can be seen on the left with a larger coal pile behind them. The pile secretes lines of smoke from its burning coals which cloud the view of the damaged buildings in the background on the far right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24471
title: View of Stewart and Mission Street, showing earthquake damage, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of a view of Stewart and Mission Street, showing earthquake damage, San Francisco, 1906. The intersection of the Stewart and Mission Streets can be seen at center with tracks striping the cobblestone roads. "Stevedores Exchange" stands at the corner with the exterior walls of its second floor crumbled over the sidewalks in front of it. The debris has covered the sidewalk all the way around the block, partially covering a sign on the right wall which reads "Gilt Edge Whiskeys".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24472
title: View of a destroyed building after the earthquake, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of a view of a destroyed building after the earthquake, San Francisco, 1906. The building which once stood on the raised sidewalk on the right has crumbled and spilled over the cobblestone street on the right. The fallen walls have broken into large chunks of bonded bricks and concrete slabs. A thick, metal beam lies across the debris from the right. What resembles a portion of a wooden fence lies in the foreground on the far right. A portion of a brick wall still stands in the background on the right while a large building is still in tact on the left.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24473
title: Exterior view of a building on Stewart and Mission Street, showing earthquake damage, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of an exterior view of a building on Stewart and Mission Street, showing earthquake damage, San Francisco, 1906. The cobblestone street lies across the foreground with a two-story building behind it at center. A poster on the front side of the building reads "Pure Davy Crockett Old Bourbon". The second floor of the building has crumbled to the sidewalk surrounding it. The roof has caved in and the interior walls are exposed. Rubble continues on the right side into the background where another large, heavily damaged building stands.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24525
title: Exterior view of Saint Dominics Church, showing fire damage, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of an exterior view of Saint Dominics Church, showing fire damage, San Francisco, 1906. The roof of a shed can be seen in the foreground on the left with an electrical pole standing in the cobblestone street behind it. Thin wooden boards are piled beneath the electrical pole on the right side of the street. Several houses stand in a row behind the pile with people and a horse-drawn carriage on the sidewalk in front of them. Further down the street stands the impressive Saint Dominics Church. The church has many large, arched windows and a round, stained-glass window at its center. The middle portion of its large, dome tower has burned and folded to the roof exposing the wooden frame inside. The steeple on the right has lost all of its outer layers and is now a skeletal frame. Pieces of the wall have cracked and crumbled to the sidewalk below.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24527
title: Refugee camp in San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of a refugee camp in San Francisco, 1906. A tent stands in the grass yard in the foreground on the right. A small sign is posted on a tree on the left while a large slab of wood leans against its back side. The slab appears to be tied to a second tree further back where bundles of belongings sit in the grass. Trees form a wall along the left side and continue around the background where people stand outside the tents of the camp. The town can be seen in the distance.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24528
title: Refugee camp in San Francisco, showing a crowd of refugees, 1906

description: Photograph of a refugee camp in San Francisco, showing a crowd of refugees, 1906. The grass field is empty in the foreground while a crowd of people in dresses, suits and hats stand at center. A large pile of boxes and bags stands at the center of the group while large, wooden crates stand on the far right. The yard appears to slope up from the foreground with a row of large, fine houses at the top in the background. The largest house stands on the left with a pointed tower at its corner and electrical poles along its sides.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16518
title: Portrait of the photographer George Wharton James, ca.1890-1905

description: Photographic portrait of the photographer George Wharton James, ca.1890-1905. He can be seen sitting looking straight ahead with his body is turned slightly to the left. He has dark wavy hair combed up and back from his face and a long dark beard with a mustache. He is wearing a buttoned double-breasted overcoat, and is probably in his 30's or 40's. Taken in a studio on a neutral background. James lived from 1858-1923.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24531
title: Refugee camp, showing a crowd of refugees, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of a refugee camp, showing a crowd of refugees, San Francisco, 1906. A wooden cart stands in the foreground on the right with a large tree just behind it. Several men with packs at their sides and hats on their heads stand beneath the tree while a crowd of finely dressed people fill the field at center. Various trees surround them while a two-story house stands on the far left. Tents can be seen against the trees in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24534
title: view of the Buniad District from Saint Julian Street, showing earthquake damage, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of a view of the Buniad District from Saint Julian Street, showing earthquake damage, San Francisco, 1906. A sea of debris lies in the foreground with four broken, brick towers on the far left. A street lies beyond the rubble with damaged buildings behind it. A tall tower with its top crumbled off stands at center. A large building with a destroyed dome tower stands in the background behind the first tower.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24535
title: View of Clay Street, showing earthquake damage to surrounding buildings, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of a view of Clay Street, showing earthquake damage to surrounding buildings, San Francisco, 1906. Three horses stand in the debris on the right with a row of heavily damaged buildings behind them. The second story of the building behind them has crumbled except for two small portions of the front wall. The roof and most of the exterior brick walls of the next building have fallen. A tall building with many large windows still stands further down the street. On the left, a large, brick building barely stands with most of its exterior brick walls piled in rubble on the sidewalk below.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24536
title: View of the Hall of Justice from China Town, showing earthquake damage, San Jose, 1906

description: Photograph of a view of the Hall of Justice from China Town, showing earthquake damage, San Jose, 1906. Bricks from fallen buildings blanket the foreground while a large, heavily damaged building stands on the right. The left side of the building still stands, but most of the exterior walls and ceiling on the right have crumbled. The smaller buildings along the same street to the left have similar damages.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24537
title: The site of the Valencia Hotel, showing people searching for buried dead in the earthquake damage, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of the site of the Valencia Hotel, showing people searching for buried dead in the earthquake damage, San Francisco, 1906. A road at center is crowded with people while one man in a fine suit and hat walks towards the foreground on the left. Debris blankets the left side where the hotel once stood. Now a large group sifts through the pieces looking for lost people. More people can be seen searching through the rubble on the right. Trees still stand in the background along with the electrical poles which line the street on either side.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24538
title: View down California Street, showing earthquake damage, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of a view down California Street, showing earthquake damage, San Francisco, 1906. People in suits, hats and dress walk down the center of the street which runs from the left foreground to the center distance. Bricks from the fallen building on the right spill over the sidewalk around the electrical poles which line the street. The destruction continues along the right side where a cloud of smoke and dust sits over the area. A large building with a dark tower still stands on the left  while two even larger buildings appear to be in tact further down the street in the background. The smoke appears to be thick and lower to the ground in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24539
title: Mail distribution at the main post office, Stevenson Street entrance, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of mail distribution at the main post office, Stevenson Street entrance, San Francisco, 1906. The large, stone post office building stands on the right with a wide, arched doorway and elaborate lights on either side of the entrance. Finely dressed people are crowded at the steps of the building reaching for packages as the men at the front pass them back. A group of women in dresses and hats sit on a bench on the far right while a man holds a bicycle on the left. Several buildings can be seen in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24540
title: View of Fifteenth Street in Oakland, showing earthquake damage, 1906

description: Photograph of a view of Fifteenth Street in Oakland, showing earthquake damage, 1906. A wooden board lies over two barrels in the foreground while many more barrels stand along the right side of the street behind them. Men in suits and hats fill the street which runs from the left foreground to the right distance. Large pieces of a fallen building lie across the ground on the right with two wooden boards extending up to the right from the center of the large pile. Trees stand beneath the electrical lines on the left while large buildings stand in tact further down the street. The first building stands five stories tall with many rectangular windows in stone walls. What appears to be a church stands behind it with a tall, pointed steeple.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24576
title: Flood damage shown in street and large mansion, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of flood damage shown in street and large mansion, [s.d.]. In the foreground near center, a woman wearing a hat and long dress can be seen sitting on a bench in the middle of the street. To the left and right of the woman, small amounts of debris can be seen littering the road. To the far left, a large utility pole can be seen. Overhead, utility wires hang haphazardly in a tangled mess. In the background to the left, three individuals can be seen walking on the road near an automobile. To the far right, a group of individuals can be seen on a sidewalk near a large house. At center, a large two-story mansion can be seen. The top border of the mansion appears to be damaged, and a large section of the roof is missing. Statues and crates litter the sidewalk near the front of the mansion. A man can be seen admiring one of the statues near center.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24591
title: View up Market Street, showing earthquake damage to the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of a view up Market Street, showing earthquake damage to the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, 1906. Rubble has spilled over the street in the foreground while people walk towards it from the right distance. A carriage avoids the bricks on the road by driving on the far left while a nearly destroyed building stands just behind them. The front wall of the building still stands, but the roof and back half have fallen. The massive hotel stands in tact just behind the first building with large cracks in its nearest wall. A tower stands behind the hotel with no apparent damage. The electrical lines on the right side of the street have snapped, but the short light poles which line either side still stand.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m13465
title: Portrait of an engraving of George H. Bonebrake, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of a portrait of an engraving of George H. Bonebrake, [s.d.]. He can be seen from the chest up facing slightly to the right. He has short wavy hair and a large grey goatee and mustache. He is wearing a three-piece suit with a bow tie. The background is light. "Eng'd by H.B. Hall's Sons, N.Y." -- at bottom. Photoprint reads: "Banker and Merchant(?)".; With F.C. Hawes, he co-founded the Semi-Tropic Land and Water Co., Los Angeles, in 1887, to "to purchase, improve, hold, and sell real estate, water and water rights and privileges; build reservoirs and ditches and lay pipes; distribute water and collect rates therefore; issue bonds and borrow and loan money, etc." according the the company minutes.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24592
title: Exterior view of Empire Theatre, showing earthquake damage, Oakland, 1906

description: Photograph of an exterior view of Empire Theatre, showing earthquake damage, Oakland, 1906. A finely-dressed couple walk along the sidewalk in the right foreground while a horse-drawn carriage passes them at center. Behind the carriage stands the small Empire Theatre with a lighted sign leaning to the right. The awning has ripped and fallen with only a small piece still hanging on the left side of the building. Cracks can be seen in the left wall and the left side of the roof appears to have crumbled. The building to the left of the theatre remains in tact.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m24593
title: Sunk ground in front of the Post Office after the earthquake, San Francisco, 1906

description: Photograph of sunk ground in front of the Post Office after the earthquake, San Francisco, 1906. The ground dips down in the foreground causing the stones to break and pile on either side. Two men stand next to a bicycle just behind the sunk ground while a horse-drawn carriage stands by the sidewalk at center. A man sits on a wide staircase which leads to the arched doorway of the Post Office. The Post Office has horizontal stripes and large, arched windows across its first floor.