%eadnotat; ]> PUBLIC "-//Stanford University::Libraries::Dept. of Special Collections::Manuscripts Division//TEXT (US::CSt::Mss Photo 182::Britton and Rey, Lithographers. Artotypes : Artistic homes of California [chiefly San Francisco], published in San Francisco Newsletter and Advertiser)//EN" "photo182.sgm"Guide to the Britton and Rey, Lithographers. Artotypes : Artistic homes of California [chiefly San Francisco], published in San Francisco Newsletter and Advertiser, 1887-1902Processed by Mara Holian; machine-readable finding aid created by Steven Mandeville-Gamble.Department of Special Collections
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Machine-readable finding aid derived from FileMaker Pro database (imported from Microsoft Word document) Date of source: 1998.Finding aid is written in English.Guide to the Britton and Rey, Lithographers. Artotypes from the San Francisco News Letter, 1887-1902Collection number: Mss Photo 182Department of Special Collections and University Archives Stanford University Libraries Stanford, CaliforniaContact InformationDepartment of Special CollectionsGreen LibraryStanford University LibrariesStanford, CA 94305-6004 Phone: (650) 725-1022Email: speccoll@sulmail.stanford.eduURL: http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/spc/Mara Holian1998Steven Mandeville-Gamble

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Descriptive SummaryBritton and Rey, Lithographers. Artotypes : Artistic homes of California [chiefly San Francisco], published in San Francisco Newsletter and Advertiser, 1887-1902Mss Photo 182Britton and Rey, Lithographers..5 linear feet (ca. 300 prints)Stanford University. Libraries. Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives.The collection includes artotypes of business blocks, street views, churches, schools, hotels, "bird's eye" views, and other public buildings such as an old people's home, a bath, a store, and athletic club in San Francisco. Other cities are also represented, though with far fewer illustrations, including San Jose, San Rafael, Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda, and Santa Cruz.Administrative InformationAccess Restrictions

None.

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Provenance

Early gift to the library, provenance unknown.

Preferred Citation:

Britton and Rey, Lithographers. Artotypes : Artistic homes of California [chiefly San Francisco], published in San Francisco Newsletter and Advertiser. Mss Photo 182. Dept. of Special Collections, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif.

Scope and Content

This collection includes artotype images of private homes, public buildings, businesses, and other images of San Francisco and the Bay area from 1887 to 1902. The artotypes were published along with the San Francisco Newsletter, and are dated accordingly. While some of images spanning the chronology of the collection are not numbered in a series, the majority are organized into three distinct batches: Series I, New Series, and Panoramic Series. Those without plate numbers are organized separately, solely according to date. There are many homes depicted in artotypes labeled "Artistic Homes of California," including many homes in San Francisco prior to the 1907 earthquake and fire. Included are images of homes of many major figures in California and specifically San Francisco history, such as Charles Crocker, J.C. Flood, John D. Spreckels, Leland Stanford, and M.H. de Young. The majority of the artotypes are exterior views of homes and businesses in San Francisco, as well as views of San Francisco at large, however, other cities such as San Jose, Oakland, Alameda, San Rafael, and Belvedere are also represented. There are groups of artotypes labeled "Bird's-Eye Views of San Francisco" and "Picturesque San Francisco." These series include images of Golden Gate Park, Alcatraz Island, Chinatown, and other San Francisco landmarks. Images of Yosemite primarily constitute the series labeled "Picturesque California." Additionally, there are several artotypes of famous paintings which were exhibited in the Bay area during this period. The original collector of the series remains unknown, although it seems possible that any recipient of the San Francisco Newsletter during this period could have amassed such a collection of images.

Access Terms

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.

. 20$aBritton and Rey, Lithographers.. 0$aArchitecture, Domestic--California--San Francisco.. 0$aAlameda (Calif.)--History.. 0$aBerkeley (Calif.)--History.. 0$aCamp Waterman (Santa Cruz, Calif.). 0$aChinatown (San Francisco, Calif.). 0$aGolden Gate Park (San Francisco, Calif.). 0$aOakland (Calif.)--History.. 0$aSan Francisco (Calif.)--History.. 0$aSan Jose (Calif.)--History.. 0$aSan Raphael (Calif.)--History.. 0$aSanta Cruz (Calif.)--History.. 7$aPhotoprints.Collection ContentsSeries 1. "Series I"1Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. R.P. Ashe, corner: Van Ness Ave. & Washington St., S.F.March 19, 1887. No. 1, 1Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Theodore F. Payne, 1409 Sutter St., S.F.March 26, 1887. No. 2, 1Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. R.H. Pease, Jr., NW corner: Pacific Ave. & Pierce St., S.F.April 2, 1887. No. 3, 1Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Charles Holbrook, N.W. corner: Van Ness Ave. & Washington St., S.F.April 9, 1887. No. 4, 1Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. William Dunphy, 2122 Washington St., S.F.April 16. No. 5, 1Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Charles Crocker, California St. between Taylor & Jones Sts., S.F.April 23, 1887. No. 6, 1Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. J.C. Flood, NW corner: California & Mason Sts., S.F.April 30, 1887. No. 7, 1Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Edward W. Hopkins, 2100 California St., S.F.May 7, 1887. No. 8, 1Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Samuel G. Murphy, SE corner: Bush & Jones Sts., S.F.May 14, 1887. No. 9, 1Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. L.L. Baker, NE corner: Washington & Franklin Sts., S.F.May 21, 1887. No. 10, 2Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Robert Sherwood, 1123 California St., S.F.May 28, 1887. No. 11, 2Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. James Cunningham, 2518 Broadway, between Pierce & Scott Sts., S.F.June 4, 1887. No. 12, 2Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. David N. Walter, NE corner: Sacramento St. & Van Ness Ave., S.F.June 11, 1887. No. 13, 2Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. John D. Spreckels, SW corner: Howard & Twenty-first Sts., S.F.June 18, 1887. No. 14, 2Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. William T. Coleman, SW corner: Taylor & Washington Sts., S.F.June 25, 1887. No. 15, 2Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. James B. Stetson, NW corner: Van Ness Ave. & Clay St., S.F.July 2, 1887. No. 16, 2Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Henry L. Tatum, 2525 Pacific Ave., SE corner Pierce St., S.F.July 9, 1887. No. 17, 2Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mrs. Theresa Fair, NW corner: Pine & Jones Sts., S.F.July 23, 1887. No. 19, 2Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. M.H. de Young, 1919 California St., S.F.July 30, 1887. No. 20, 3Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Charles M. Chase, NW corner: California & Scott Sts., S.F.Aug. 6, 1887. No. 21, 3Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Charles Josselyn, SW corner: Gough & Sacramento Sts., S.F.Aug. 13, 1887. No. 22, 3Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Nathaniel P. Cole, NW corner: Franklin & Sacramento Sts., S.F.Aug. 20, 1887. No. 23, 3Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Dr. J.S. Potts, 259 North Third St., San Jose.Aug. 20, 1887. No. 24, 3Artistic Homes of California - Residence of C. T. Ryland, 431 North First St., San Jose.Aug. 27, 1887. No. 25, 3Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Dr. W.S. Thorne, 142 North Third St., San Jose.Aug. 27, 1887. No. 26, 3Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Senator C.H. Maddox, 549 North First St., San Jose.Sept. 3, 1887. No. 27, 3Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Thomas S. Montgomery, 474 North First St., San Jose.Sept. 3, 1887. No. 28, 3Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. R.B. Spence, The Alameda, San Jose.Sept. 10, 1887. No. 29, 3Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. J.D. Spence, The Alameda, San Jose.Sept. 10, 1887. No. 30, 4Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Frank M. Stone, 2818 Howard St., S.F.Sept. 17, 1887. No. 31, 4Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. O.A. Hale, 269 South Second St., San Jose.Sept. 17, 1887. No. 32, 4Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. O.A. Hale, 269 South Second St., San Jose.Sept. 24, 1887. No. 32[33?], 4Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. P.N. Lilienthal, SW corner: Clay & Franklin Sts., S.F.Oct. 1, 1887. No. 34, 4Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mrs. J.L. Watkins, 809 North 14th St., San Jose.Oct. 1, 1887. No. 35, 4Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. James V. Coleman, NW corner: Washington & Octavia Sts., S.F.Oct. 8, 1887. No. 36, 4Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mrs. M. Murphy Columbet, NW corner: 5th & William Sts., San Jose.Oct. 8, 1887. No. 37, 4Court House. Santa Clara County, San Jose.Oct. 15, 1887. No. 38, 4Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. John I. Sabin, 1800 Pierce, corner of Pine St., S.F.Oct 15, 1887. No. 39, 4Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Samuel T. Alexander, NW corner: 16th & Filbert Sts., Oakland.Oct 15, 1887. No. 40, 5Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. A.N. Drown, NE corner: Jackson & Pierce Sts., S.F.Oct. 22, 1887. No. 41, 5The Panorama of the Land and Naval Battles of Vicksburg, (May 22nd, 1863), "The Louisiana 'Tigers,' under the command of Gen. Pemberton, defending their works", on Exhibition at Mason & Eddy Sts., S.F.Oct. 22, 1887. No. 42, 5Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. D.E. Allison, 2230 Broadway St., S.F.Oct. 29, 1887. No. 43, 5Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. George W. Bowers, 2610 Jackson St., S.F.Nov. 5, 1887. No. 44, 5Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Henry Wadsworth, 1347 Alice St., Oakland.Nov. 12, 1887. No. 45, 5Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. William Haas, 2007 Franklin St., S.F.Nov. 19, 1887. No. 46, 5Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. William F. Goad, NW corner: Washington & Gough Sts., S.F.Nov. 26, 1887. No. 47, 5Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. George W. Grayson, Madison & Ninth Sts., Oakland.Dec. 3, 1887. No. 48, 5Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. William H. Martin, 2015 Franklin St., corner of Jackson St., S.F.Dec. 10, 1887. No. 49, 5Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Henry Griffin, 1204 Harrison St., Oakland.Dec. 17, 1887. No. 50, 6The Panorama of the Land and Naval Battles of Vicksburg, (May 22nd, 1863), "The Main Confederate fort on the Mississippi shore", on Exhibition at Mason & Eddy Sts., S.F.Dec. 31, 1887. No. 51, 6Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Lyman C. Parke, 1118 Gough St., S.F.Jan. 7, 1888. No. 52, 6Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Ex-Governor George C. Perkins, corner: Adeline & Tenth Sts., Oakland.Jan. 14, 1888. No. 53, 6Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Henry E. Bothin, NE corner: Van Ness Ave. & Jackson St., S.F.Jan. 21, 1888. No. 54, 6Artistic Homes of California - Residence of J. M. Buffington, Oakland.Jan. 28, 1888. No. 55, 6The Panorama of the Land and Naval Battles of Vicksburg, (May 22nd, 1863), "Adm. Porter's Fleet bombarding the rebel works near the shore", on Exhibition at Mason & Eddy Sts., S.F.Feb. 4, 1888. No. 56, 6Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Jos B. Crockett, 2029 California St., S.F.Feb. 11, 1888. No. 56[57?], 6Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. W. Mayo Newhall, 1206 Post St., S.F.Feb. 18, 1888. No. 58, 6Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. F.E. Brigham, NE corner: Oak & 9th Sts., Oakland.Feb. 25, 1888. No. 59, 6Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Dr. R.I. Bowie, 2202 California St., S.F.March 3, 1888. No. 60, 7Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Wallace Everson, SW corner: Filbert & Sixteenth Sts., Oakland.March 10, 1888. No. 61, 7Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. John Parrott, NE corner: Washington & Gough Sts., S.F.March 17, 1888. No. 62, 7Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. John A. Wright, 2222 Washington St., S.F.March 24, 1888. No. 63, 7Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Albert Brown, 1387 Alice St., Oakland.March 31, 1888. No. 64, 7Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mrs. Henry C. Martin, NE corner: California & Taylor Sts., S.F.April 7, 1888. No. 65, 7Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Louis Schwabacher, Clay St. near Gough St., S.F.April 14, 1888. No. 66, 7Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Maurice Schmitt, 1501 Gough St., S.F.April 21, 1888. No. 67, 7Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Chas. E. Green, NW corner: Fillmore & Pacific Sts., S.F.April 28, 1888. No. 68, 7Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Eugene Meyer, NE corner: Pine & Gough Sts., S.F.May 5, 1888. No. 69, 7Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mrs. John Conly, 1007 Gough St., S.F.May 12, 1888. No. 70, 8Business Blocks of San Francisco, The History Building, 721 Market St.May 19, 1888. No. 71, 8Business Blocks of San Francisco, The Oriel Block, Junction of Market, Page, & Franklin Sts.May 26, 1888. No. 72, 8Business Blocks of San Francisco, California Pioneers' Building, Fourth St. near Market St.June 2, 1888. No. 73, 8Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Alex Boyd, NE corner: Washington & Octavia Sts., S.F.June 9, 1888. No. __ [74?], 8Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Aaron A. Adler, NW corner: Broadway & Buchanan Sts., S.F.June 16, 1888. No. 75, 8Business Blocks of San Francisco, Phelan Building, Junction of Market & O'Farrell Sts.June 23, 1888. No. 76, 8Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. O.D. Baldwin, SE corner: Pacific & Buchanan Sts., S.F.June 30, 1888. No. 77, 8Business Blocks of San Francisco, Montgomery St., from corner of Pine St., looking North.July 7, 1888 .No. 78, 8Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Isaac E. Davis, NW corner: Pacific Ave. & Franklin St., S.F.July 14, 1888. No. 79, 8Business Blocks of San Francisco, South side of Market from Third to Montgomery Sts.July 21, 1888. No. 80, 9Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. H.M. Levy, NW corner: Post & Franklin Sts., S.F.July 28, 1888. No. 81, 9Business Blocks of San Francisco, North side of California St. from Sansome to Montgomery Sts.Aug. 4, 1888. No. 82, 9Business Blocks of San Francisco, Flood Building, Market & Fourth Sts.Aug. 11, 1888. No. 83, 9Business Blocks of San Francisco, Union Block, Junction of Market & Pine Sts.Aug. 18, 1888. No. 84, 9Business Blocks of San Francisco, Maison Riche, NE corner: Geary St. & Grant Ave.Aug. 25, 1888. No. 85, 9Business Blocks of San Francisco, Sheldon's Block, corner: Market & First Sts.Sept. 1, 1888. No. 8_ [86?], 9Sept. 15, 1888. No. 87,9Business Blocks of San Francisco, West Side of Kearny St., looking North from Post St.Sept. 22, 1888. No. 88, 9Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. F.A. Huntington, corner: Webster & Durant Sts., Oakland.Sept. 29, 1888. No. 89, 9Business Blocks of San Francisco, Wells Fargo & Co.'s Bank & California Insurance Co.'s Building.Oct. 13, 1888. No. 90, 9Business Blocks of San Francisco, McCreery's Building, 310 Pine St.Oct. 20, 1888. No. 91, Series 2. New Series10Business Blocks of San Francisco, Heller Building, 204-210 Sansome St.June 29, 1889.No. 1, 10Business Blocks of San Francisco, Fairmont Building, corner: Market, Fell, & Polk Sts.July 6, 1889.No. 2, 10Business Blocks of San Francisco, Maison Dorée, 217 Kearny St.July 13, 1889.No. 3, 10Business Blocks of San Francisco, Safe Deposit Co.'s Building, SE corner: Montgomery & California Sts.July 20, 1889.No. 4, 10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. W.H. Crocker, NE corner: California & Jones Sts., San FranciscoJuly 27, 1889.No. 5, 10Business Blocks of San Francisco, Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Building, NE corner: New Montgomery & Mission Sts.Aug. 3, 1889.No. 6, 10Business Blocks of San Francisco, Pacific-Union Club Building, NW corner: Post & Stockton Sts.Aug. 10, 1889.No. 7,10Business Blocks of San Francisco, Redington & Co.'s Building, SE corner: Second & Stevenson Sts.Aug. 17, 1889.No. 8,10Street Views of San Francisco, Montgomery St., from Market, looking North.Aug. 24, 1889.No. 9,10Street Views of San Francisco, Sansome St., from Market, looking North.Aug. 31, 1889.No. 10,10Business Blocks of San Francisco, Rosenthal Building, 1039-1041 Market St.Sept. 7, 1889.No. 11,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of George Wallenrod, 2618 Bryant Ave., San FranciscoSept 14, 1889.No. 12,10Mr. Joseph MacDonough's New Yacht. (double sized artotype of painting & blue-print)Sept. 21, 1889.No. 13,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. John A. Hooper, NW corner: Clay & Laguna Sts., San FranciscoSept. 28, 1889.No. 14,10Business Blocks of San Francisco, Hansford Block, NE corner: Market & Davis Sts.Oct. 5, 1889.No. 15,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. F.A. Frank, NW corner: Van Ness Ave. & Jackson St., San FranciscoOct. 12, 1889.No. 16,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. C.A. Hooper, 733 Ashbury St., between Waller & Frederick Sts., San FranciscoOct. 19, 1889.No. 17,10"Trio Champetre" by Edouard Bernard Debat-Ponsan, Exhibited at the Paris Salon.Oct. 26, 1889.No. 18,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. W.H. Wiester, 2933 Folsom St., between 25th & 26th Sts., San FranciscoNov. 2, 1889.No. 19,10Business Blocks of San Francisco, Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Building, NE corner: California & Leidesdorff Sts.Nov. 9, 1889.No. 20,10Senator James G. Fair's Mausoleum, Laurel Hill Cemetery, San FranciscoNov. 16, 1889.No. 21,10"Mother's Pet" by Paul Wagner, from the S. & G. Gump Collection.Nov. 30, 1889.No. 23,10"Pastoral Scene" by E. Debat-Ponsan, H.C., from the S. & G. Gump Collection.Dec. 7, 1889.No. 24,10"The Argument" by Edward Kasparides, Munich, from the S. & G. Gump Collection.Dec. 14, 1889.No. 25,10Business Blocks of San Francisco, (double-sized), First National Bank Building, NW corner: Bush & Sansome Sts.Jan. 11, 1890.No. 29,10Street Views of San Francisco, Powell St., from Market, looking North.Feb. 1, 1890.No. 32,10Street Views of San Francisco, Grant Ave., from Market, looking North.Feb. 8, 1890.No. 33,10Miss Lake's School for Young Ladies, corner: Sutter & Octavia Sts., San FranciscoFeb. 15, 1890.No. 34,10"Pastoral Scene" by Julien Dupre, from the S. & G. Gump Collection.Feb. 22, 1890.No. 35,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. A.D. Moore, NE corner: Pacific Ave. & Divisadero St., San FranciscoMarch 1, 1890.No. 36,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. M.W. Murry, SE corner: Lake & Jackson Sts., Oakland.March 8, 1890.No. 37,10Hotel Pleasanton, Mrs. M.E. Pendleton proprietor, NW corner: Jones & Sutter Sts., San FranciscoMarch 15, 1890.No. 38,10The Strathmore, NW corner: Fulton & Larkin Sts., San FranciscoMarch 22, 1890.No. 39,10Business Blocks of San Francisco, Burnett Block, 1364-1368 Market St.March 29, 1890.No. 40,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Lyman C. Parke, SW corner: Adeline & Eighth Sts., Oakland.April 5, 1890.No. 41,10Artistic Homes of Alameda, San Jose - double-sized, Residences of the following: April 19, 1890.No. 43,

1. Alphonse Carpentier, NW corner: San Jose Ave. & Paru St. -- 2. J.C. Siegfried, 2023 Alameda Ave. -- 3. Morton St. Station. -- 4. John Barton, NW corner: Broadway & Central Ave. -- 5. Alameda Tennis Club grounds, adjoining Morton St. Station. -- 6. Henry Mohns, Benton St. between Encinal & Central Aves. -- 7. Columbus Bartlett, St. Charles St. near Bay. -- 8. E.H. Miller, Jr., Grand St. & Encinal Ave.

10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mrs. E.W. Goggin, 1913 Van Ness Ave., San FranciscoApril 26, 1890.No. 44,10Business Blocks of San Francisco, Kohler & Frohling's Wine Vaults, SW corner: Folsom & Second Sts.May 3, 1890.No. 45,10Artistic Homes of California - von Schroeder Dwellings, West side of Howard St., between 22nd & 23rd Sts., San FranciscoMay 10, 1890.No. 46,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of J.S. Merrill, 534 Twenty-fifth St., Oakland.May 17, 1890.No. 47,10New Grounds of the Olympic Athletic Club - double sizedMay 24, 1890.No. 48,

1. Entrance -- 2. Hand Ball Court -- 3. The Finish -- 4. Club House -- 5. Reporters' Stand -- 6. The Start -- 7. Speed Track and Cinder Path.

10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. I.L. Requa, Piedmont.May 31, 1890.No. 49,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mrs Theresa Fair, with Supper Marquee, as arranged for the Fair-Oelrichs Wedding, 6/3/90.June 7, 1890.No. 50,10Business Blocks of San Francisco - double-sized, The General Keys Building, 13-17 Stockton St., and 107-109 O'Farrell St.June 14, 1890.No. 51,10Artistic Homes of California, Selected Villas in Alameda, quadruple-sized, Residences and other views as follows:June 21, 1890.No. 52,

1. D. Herschfield, Railroad Ave. & Morton St. -- 2. S. Haslett, 2501 Central Ave. -- 3. John Gale, Regent St., between Central & Euclid Aves. -- 4. E.A. Vinig, 2014 Alameda Ave. -- 5. F.H. Kellogg, 1958 Santa Clara Ave. -- 6. H.P. Moreal, Park St. -- 7. R.H. Swayne, 2326 Alameda Ave. -- 8. San Francisco Geissler, Morton St., near San Antonia Ave. -- 9. A. Leonard, SW corner: Union St. & San Antonia Ave. -- 10. View of Alameda, from Water Works Tower, looking West. -- 11. H.B. Smith, corner: Central Ave. & Benton St. -- 12. W. Wilson, corner: Lafayette St. & Alameda Ave. -- 13. W.A. Bissell, corner: Alameda Ave. & Union St. -- 14. O.A. Lunt, corner: Central Ave. & Willow St. -- 15. J.A. Remmell, St. Charles St., near the Bay. -- 16. G.W. Bennett, corner: Central Ave. & Paru St. -- 17. T.G. Daniels, corner: Chestnut St. & Encinal Ave. -- 18. F. Wild, corner: Morton St. & Encinal Ave. -- 19. C.E. Naylor, 1439 Morton St. -- 20. Chestnut Street Station. -- 21. A. Victor, East Side Paru St., near San Antonia Ave. -- 22. C.E. Dwinelle, Weber St., near the Bay.

10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Judge J.A. Waymire, corner: Walnut St. & Buena Vista Ave., Alameda.June 28, 1890.No. 53,10Hotel Rafael - San Rafael, 1. Entrance to Grounds, 2. Garden Walk, 3. Cottages, 4. Club House, 5. View in the Grounds, 6. Lawn Tennis Court, 7. Water Tower & Observatory, 8. The Hotel. July 4, 1890.No. 54,10Business Blocks of San Francisco - Rosenbaum Building, NE corner: Front & California Sts.July 12, 1890.No. 55, 10Business Blocks of San Francisco - New Chronicle Building, corner: Market & Kearny Sts. July 19, 1890.No. 56,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of H.M.A. Miller, 1111 Pine St., San Francisco July 26, 1890.No. 57, 10Business Blocks of San Francisco - Lachman's Block, SW corner: Market & Fremont Sts.Aug. 2, 1890.No. 58,10Old People's Home, SW corner: Pierce & Pine Sts., San FranciscoAug. 9, 1890.No. 59,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of J.J. Rauer, North side of Ellis, between Gough & Octavia Sts., San FranciscoAug. 16, 1890.No. 60,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of William E. Dargie, 1168 Jackson St., Oakland.Aug. 30, 1890.No. 62,10Artistic Homes of California at San Rafael - Residences of Mr. John F. Boyd, Mr. L.H. Sweeney, Mr. Louis B. Parrott, and Mr. A.W. Foster.Sept. 6, 1890.No. 63,10Artistic Homes of California at San Rafael - Residences of Mr. William Babcock, Mr. William Lichtenberg, Mr. Sidney V. Smith, and Mr. M.H. deYoung.Sept. 13, 1890.No. 64,10Business Blocks of San Francisco - Mariposa Block, SE corner: Divisadero & Fell Sts.Sept. 20, 1890.No. 65,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. F.A. Hyde, 2012 Pacific Ave., between Laguna & Octavia Sts., San FranciscoSept. 27, 1890.No. 66,10The California Hotel and Theatre, Bush St., between Kearny & Grant Aves., San FranciscoOct. 4, 1890.No. 67,10Artistic Homes of California - Residences of James Hogg, James U. Hastings, W.B. Wilshire, and Albert Seiz, 2614-16-18-20 Buchanan St., between Pacific Ave. & Broadway St., San FranciscoOct. 11, 1890.No. 68,10James Lick Free Baths, Tenth St. near Howard, San FranciscoNov. 8, 1890.No. 73,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of William Fries, 1814 Washington St., San FranciscoNov. 15, 1890.No. 74,10"Aux Ville de France", Maison Truffert-Robes et Trousseau, 609 Taylor St., San FranciscoNov. 22, 1890.No. 75,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Louis Glass, Jones St. between Washington & Jackson, San FranciscoNov. 29, 1890.No. 76,10Artistic Homes of California - Residences of Chas. F. and Frank P. Doe, NE corner: Laguna & California Sts, San FranciscoJan. 3, 1891.No. 78,10Artistic Homes of California - Swell Apartments, A.S. Baldwin's New Building, 1415-1417 Van Ness Ave., near Pine, San FranciscoJan. 10, 1891.No. 79,10Artistic Homes of California - View of North side Pacific Ave., between Pierce & Scott Sts., San FranciscoJan. 17, 1891.No. 80,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Robert Dickson, NW corner: Haight & Baker Sts., San FranciscoJan. 31, 1891.No. 81,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of J.H. Neustadter, NW corner: Van Ness Ave. & Sacramento St., San FranciscoFeb. 7, 1891.No. 82,10Business Blocks of San Francisco - California Academy of Sciences Building, Market St., between 4th & 5th Sts.Feb. 21, 1891.No. 88 [83?],10Bird's-Eye View of San Francisco - from the Tower of New Chronicle Building, on Kearny & Market Sts., looking North along Kearny, The California Hotel in center.Feb. 28, 1891.No. 84,10Senator George Hearst - Died in Washington, D.C. Feb. 28, 1891, aged 70 years.March 14, 1891.No. 86,10Bird's-Eye View of San Francisco (No.2) - from the Tower of New Chronicle Building looking Northwest.March 21, 1891.No. 87,10Hotel Mirabeau, SE corner: Ellis & Leavenworth Sts., San FranciscoApril 4, 1891.No. 83[88?],10Temple Emau-el - Jewish Synagogue, North side Sutter St., between Stockton and Powell Sts, San FranciscoApril 11, 1891.No. 84 [89?],10Business Blocks of San Francisco - The Nightingale Building, Junction of Market, Van Ness Ave., and Oak St.April 18, 1891.No. 90,10. Business Blocks of San Francisco - Supreme Court Building, NW corner: McCallister & Larkin Sts.April 25, 1891.No. 91,10St. Mary's Cathedral - NW corner: Van Ness Ave. & O'Farrell Sts., San FranciscoMay 2, 1891.No. 92,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of A.N. Towne, SW corner: California & Jones Sts., San FranciscoMay 9, 1891.No. 93,10First Untiarian Church - SW corner: Geary & Franklin Sts, San FranciscoMay 16, 1891.No. 94,10First Presbyterian Church - SE corner: Sacramento St. & Van Ness Ave., San FranciscoMay 23, 1891.No. 95,10Looking Across Union Square from Geary St., San FranciscoMay 30, 1891.No. 96,10Bird's-Eye View of San Francisco - (No. 3) from Chronicle Tower looking West, Cavalry Church & Poposed Post Office Site in Center.June 6, 1891.No. 97,10Peralta Hall - A School for Girls, Berkeley.June 13, 1891.No. 98,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mayor J.L. Rathbone, NE corner: California & Octavia Sts., San FranciscoJune 20, 1891.No. 99,10Artistic Homes of California - double-sized Residence of Mr. S. Wenban, SE corner: Van Ness Ave. & Jackson Sts., San FranciscoJune 27, 1891.No. 100,

1. Dining Room, 2. Conservatory, 3. Billiard Room, 4. Hall, 5. Front Elevation, 6. Front Parlor.

10Bird's-Eye Views of San Francisco - No. 7, from new City Hall, looking North along Hyde St.No. 101, July 4, 1891.10Bird's-Eye Views of San Francisco - No. 8, from Russian Hill, looking Northeast.No. 102, July 11, 1891.10Bird's-Eye Views of San Francisco - No. 9, from Sutter St., looking North on Powell, showing California St. Hill & residences of Mrs. J.C. Flood, Mrs. Hopkins-Searls, & Hon. Leland Stanford.No. 103, July 18, 1891.10Bird's-Eye Views of San Francisco - No. 10, North Point & Sea Wall from Telegraph Hill.Aug. 1, 1891.No. 105,10The Colonial, SE corner: Pine & Jones Sts., San FranciscoAug. 8, 1891.No. 106,10Business Blocks of San Francisco - The Donohoe Building, NE corner: Market & Taylor Sts.Aug. 15, 1891.No. 107,10Bird's-Eye Views of San Francisco - No. 11, from Market & 7th Sts., looking Northeast, Murphy Building and J.J. O'Brien & Co. in foreground.Aug. 29, 1891.No. 109,10Bird's-Eye Views of San Francisco - No. 8, Van Ness Ave. from Geary St., looking North, Concordia Club on right.Sept. 12, 1891.No. 111,10New Clay St. Flat, South side Clay St., between Leavenworth & Hyde St., San FranciscoOct. 24, 1891.No. 115,10Artistic Homes of California - East side of Lyon, between Oak & Page Sts., San FranciscoNov. 14, 1891.No. 117,10Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Henry T. Scott, SW corner: Clay & Laguna Sts., San FranciscoDec. 5, 1891.No. 118,10April 8, 1893. Artistic Homes of California - "The Seattle" house & flats, SW corner: Golden Gate Ave. & Steiner St., San FranciscoNo. 145,10Business Blocks of San Francisco - The MacDonough Building & Theatre, corner: Broadway & 14th Sts., San FranciscoApril 15, 1893. No. 146,Series 3. Miscellaneous20High School, San Jose, Cal.Nov. 5, 1887. 20Safe Deposit Block, San Jose, Cal.Nov. 19, 1887. 20Christmas Number, 1887. (double-sized, printed in pamphlet format) I.O.O.F. Building, SW corner: Market & 7th Sts., and Union Club Buiding, NW corner: Post & Stockton Sts. (on reverse), S.F.1887 Dec.20Christmas Number, 1887. (quadruple-sized) San Rafael and its Environs 1887 Dec.

1. Residence of Hall McAllister, 2. Avenue in Coleman Tract, 3. Residence of William Lichtenberg, 4. Grounds of William Babcock, 5. Residence of William Babcock, 6. Depot S.F. & N.P.R.R. Co., 7. Residence of Sydney V. Smith, 8. Residence of A.W. Foster, 9. Residence of Mrs. Alex Forbes, 10. Residence of William T. Coleman, 11. Residence of Mrs. C.V. Johnston, 12. Hotel Rafael, 13. Residence of John F. Boyd, 14. Residence of Albert Dibblee, 15. Residence of George Wilson, 16. Profile Island, 17. Residence of Louis Sloss, 18. Corner in Vineyard, 19. Conservatory in grounds of William T. Coleman, 20. Grounds of A.E. Kent, 21. Hotel Rafael grounds, 22. Marinita Park, 23. Flowers in December, grounds of William Babcock, 24. Terrace in grounds of William T. Coleman, 25. San Rafael with Mount Tamalpais in the distance.

21St. James Hotel, San Jose.April 4, 1888. 21Christmas Number, 1888. Views in Golden Gate Park and Vicinity - Hayes St. entrance, Near the Lodge, Conservatory Valley, from the Conservatory looking south, Deer Park, Bridle Path, Sharon Memorial & children's playground, Stanyan St. entrance, Interior of Conservatory, Francis Scott Key Monument, Band Stand, Pond near Haight St. entrance, Rustic Grotto, Halleck Monument, Seal Rocks & Cliff House.1888 Dec.21Encampment of Second Brigade, N.G.C. --- Camp Waterman, Santa Cruz, Week Ending Aug. 23, 1890. (double-sized) 1890 Aug. 23

Images as follows: Company Street, Brigade Headquarters, Consolidated Bands, Brigade Dress Parade, Battery Firing, Guards' Camp-fire.

21Christmas Number, 1890. Panoramic View of San Francisco - from California & Powell Sts., looking towards the Bay. (triple-sized)1890 Dec.22Lemon Curer and Warehouse - for Crocker & Co., at the Las Fuentes Rancho, Montecito. (drawing)Oct. 17, 1891. 22Religious Edifices, Erected 1891 - St. John's Episcopal Church, Congregation Beth Israel, 1st New Jerusalem Church (Swedenborgian), Greek Church.Jan. 9, 1892. 22(double-sided) View of Alcatraz Island, San Francisco Bay, and Park Lodge, Golden Gate Park.July 10, 1897. 22(double-sided) View of new Cliff House and Baths from Sutro Heights, and Huntington Falls, Golden Gate Park.July 10, 1897. 22Temple Emanuel - Sutter St., San Francisco.July 29, 1899. Residence of Henry J. Crocker, Laguna & Washington Sts., S.F.Aug. 19, 1899. 22New Law Courts.Aug. 26, 1899. 22Artistic Homes of California - Residence of William J. Gunn, NE corner: Devisadero & Green Sts., S.F.Sept. 23, 1899. 22Artistic Homes of California - Residence of William F. Herrin, NE corner: Broadway & Scott Sts., S.F.Sept. 30, 1899. 22Artistic Homes of California - NW corner: Jackson & Pierce Sts., S.F.Sept. 30, 1899. 22Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Dr. Robert A. McLean, corner: Pacific Ave. & Devisadero Sts., S.F.Oct. 14, 1899. 22Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Hon. James D. Phelan, 17th & Valencia Sts., S.F.Oct. 21, 1899. 22Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mr. Julian Sontag, NE corner: Vallejo & Scott Sts., S.F.Oct. 28, 1899. 22Artistic Homes of California - Residence of George D. Lucy, SW corner: Fulton & Scott Sts., S.F.Nov. 11, 1899. 22Artistic Homes of California - Residence of E.G. Schonwasser, 2420 Van Ness Ave., S.F.Nov. 18, 1899. 23Business Blocks of San Francisco - Caroline Building, 52 First St.March 24, 1900. 23Accepted Design for the Mutual Savings Bank's new Building, Market St., San Francisco.April 28, 1900. 23Artistic Homes of California - San Francisco,Nov. 17, 1900.

1. Hall Residence of Samuel N. Napalthy, 2404 Broadway. -- 2. Residence of Samuel N. Napalthy, 2404 Broadway. -- 3. Residence of Sydney M. Smith, Webster & Broadway. -- 4. Residence of E. Avery McCarthy, 2400 Broadway, corner Steiner.

23Beautiful Belvedere (double-sized) - J.D. Maxwell, Church, Belvedere Land Co. Cottages, School, W.M. Willett, Chester H. Evans, Wm. P. Harrison, F.W. Boyle, Fred. Greenwood, Dr. B.M. Haines, Jas. S. Hawkin's launch, H.C. Tilden, Capt. H.S. Thompson, C.S. Holmes, Dr. Haines, Corinthian Yacht Club.Sept. 14, 1901. 23Artistic Homes of Alameda (double-sized) - Jas. A. Waymire, Geo. A. Moore, C. Bryant, Dr. W.R. Cluness, Dr. Alfred Sander, Wm. F. Barton, Geo. H. Tyson, R.H. Rosseter, Dr. Chas. W.R. von Radesky, F.W. Voogt, Chas. C. Hanley, W.M. Rank, Dr. A.A. Stafford, H.C. Havens.Sept. 28, 1901. 23Mrs. Chas. C. Moore in her locomobile touring car, at San Mateo.Aug. 2, 1902. 23Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Isaac Trumbo, SE corner: Sutter & Octavia Sts., S.F.ca. 1902

1. Reception Room, 2. Hall, 3. Drawing Room, 4. Drawing Room, 5. Corner Elevation, 6. Dining Room.

23Artistic Homes of California - Residence of Mrs. A.R. Baldwin, NW corner: Devisadero & Union Sts., S.F.ca. 1902Series 4. Panoramic Series24Picturesque San Francisco - View from California & Mason Sts., looking Northwest, showing Crocker, Huntington, & Flood Mansions; and No. 17, June 13, 1896. Picturesque San Francisco - Powell St., from Sutter St., looking North.Feb. 22, 1896. No. 1, 24Picturesque San Francisco - View from California & Mason Sts., looking towards Telegraph Hill; and Shoshone Tunnel, Cañon of Grand River.Feb. 29, 1896. No. 2. 24Picturesque San Francisco - View from Broadway & Divisadero Sts., looking Northeast, showing Alcatraz & Angel Islands; and No. 15, May 30, 1896. Picturesque San Francisco - View from Russian Hill, looking Northeast, Goat Island in the distance.March 7, 1896. No. 3, 24Picturesque San Francisco - View from Lafayette Park, Clay & Octavia Sts., looking Souteast; and 40th Anniversary Number, July 18, 1896. Evidently Humorous - from original painting in Munich Academy of Art by Th. Cedertrom.March 14, 1896. No. 4, 24Picturesque San Francisco - View from Hopkins Art Building, looking East; and 40th Anniversary Number, July 18, 1896. Death of the Bedouin - from original painting by C. Rud Huber.March 21, 1896. No. 5, 24Picturesque San Francisco - View from Harrison & Essex Sts., looking North, showing Palace Hotel ...; and 40th Anniversary Number, July 18, 1896. Fishermen on Lake Como, Italy.April 4, 1896. No. 7, 24Picturesque San Francisco - View of Alcatraz Island; and 40th Anniversary Number, July 18, 1896. The Lost Dinner - from original painting by Ed. Borchard.April 11, 1896. No. 8, 24Picturesque San Francisco - View from Hopkins Art Association, looking North, showing San Francisco Bay and Alcatraz Island; and No. 12, May 9, 1896. Picturesque San Francisco - looking out the Golden Gate.April 18, 1896. No. 9, 24Picturesque San Francisco - View from Hopkins Art Association, looking South; and No. 20, July 4, 1896. Picturesque San Francisco - The Alameda, Garden & Music Stand, Presidio.April 25, 1896. No. 10, 24Picturesque San Francisco - View from Broadway & Devisadero Sts., looking Northeast; and No. 21. July 11, 1896. Picturesque San Francisco - View of Point Bonita from near Land's End Station.May 2, 1896. No. 11, 24Picturesque San Francisco- Baker's Beach and Fort Point.May 16, 1896.No. 13, 24Picturesque San Francisco- Baker's Beach and Fort Point.May 23, 1896. No. 1425Picturesque San Francisco - Looking down the Ocean Beach from the Cliff House, showing pier of Lurline Baths.June 20, 1896. No. 18, 25Picturesque San Francisco - View of Presidio, from Upper Road looking East.June 27, 1896. No. 19, 25Picturesque San Francisco - View of California St. from Montgomery, looking West.July 18, 1896. No. 22, 25Picturesque San Francisco - View of Market St. from Grant Ave., looking towards the Ferries.July 25, 1896. No. 23, 25Picturesque San Francisco - View of San Francisco and Bay from Alcatraz Island.Aug. 22, 1896. No. 26, 25Picturesque San Francisco - North side of Market St., from Powell, looking East.Sept. 12, 1896. No. 29, 25Picturesque San Francisco - Views in Golden Gate Park.Oct. 4, 1896. No. 31, 25Picturesque San Francisco - Deer Paddock, Golden Gate Park.Nov. 7, 1896. No. 37, 25Picturesque San Francisco - View from dome of City Hall, looking Northeast, Nob Hill in background.Nov. 28, 1896. No. 40, 25Picturesque San Francisco - View from dome of City Hall, looking North, showing Hyde & Larkin Sts.Dec. 12, 1896. No. 42, 25Picturesque San Francisco - View from dome of City Hall, looking West, up Fulton St., Lone Mountain in distance.Dec. 19, 1896. No. 43, 26Picturesque San Francisco - Fort Point, entrance of Golden Gate.Jan. 23, 1897. No. 46, 26Picturesque San Francisco - View of San Francisco Bay, from Lime Point.Feb. 6, 1897. No. 48, 26Picturesque San Francisco - looking through the Golden Gate, showing Fort & Lime Points.Feb. [13, 1897?]. No. 49, 26Picturesque San Francisco - Interior of Conservatory, Golden Gate Park.Feb. 20, 1897. No. 50, 26Picturesque San Francisco - Scenes in Chinatown: Interior of Chinese Theatre, showing stage arrangement.March 13, 1897. No. 53, 26Picturesque San Francisco - Scenes in Chinatown: Smoking Room, Chinese restaurant.March 20, 1897. . No. 54, 26Picturesque San Francisco - Scenes in Chinatown: Dining Room, Chinese restaurant.March 27, 1897. . No. 55, 26Picturesque San Francisco - Scenes in Chinatown: Chinese Apothecary.April 3, 1897. . No. 56, 26Picturesque San Francisco - Scenes in Chinatown: God in Joss Temple.. No. 57. 26Picturesque San Francisco - Scenes in Chinatown: Opium den underground, by flashlight.. No. 58, 26Picturesque San Francisco - a carved Chinese bedroom set, property of Mrs. Jane Stanford.May 1, 1897. No. 59, 26Picturesque San Francisco - Relics of Old Iron Buildings, Jackson St., in rear of post office, shipped around Cape Horn in the early days of San Francisco.May 8, 1897. No. 60, 26Picturesque San Francisco - Bay of San Francisco, showing Goat Island, from Harrison & Essex Sts.May 15, 1897. No. 61, 26Picturesque San Francisco - View of Golden Gate, Fort Point, Harbor View, and Gas Company's Works.May 22, 1897. No. 62, 26Picturesque San Francisco - The Cyclists' Rendezvous, Boat House on Stow Lake.[May 29, 1897?]. No. 63, 27Picturesque California - Yosemite Valley, showing the Three Brothers and the Merced River.June 5, 1897. No. 64, 27Picturesque California - Views on the Mount Tamalpais scenic railway.June 12, 1897. No. 65, 27Picturesque California - Yosemite Valley, Glacier Point (3300 ft. hight) and South Dome.June 19, 1897. No. 66, 27Picturesque California - Yosemite Valley, sunrise in Mirror Lake.June 26, 1897. No. 67, 27Picturesque California - Yosemite Valley, view from Franklin Rock, showing Vernal Falls (336 ft. high).July 3, 1897. No. 68, 27Picturesque California - Views on the Mount Tamalpais scenic railway.July 17, 1897. No. 69, 27Picturesque California - Yosemite Valley, Upper & Lower Yosemite Falls.July 24, 1897. No. 70, 27Picturesque California - Around the Bay: Alcatraz, Oakland, Lake Merritt, Sausalito, Mare Island.July 31, 1897. No. 71, 27Picturesque California - Across the Golden Gate, looking over the fort; and Seal Rock, after a storm.Aug. 7, 1897. No. 72, 27Picturesque San Francisco - Views in Golden Gate Park: colonial kitchen in art museum; and new bridge & driveway.Aug. 21, 1897. No. 74, 27Picturesque San Francisco - Monuments in Golden Gate Park: Francis Scott Key, General U.S. Grant, Starr King.Sept. 11, 1897. No. 76, 27Picturesque San Francisco - Admission Day Fountain, dedicated to the N.S.G.W. by Mayor James D. Phelan, 1897.Sept. 18, 1897. No. 77, 27Picturesque San Francisco - View of North Beach from San Francisco Bay.Sept. 25, 1897. No. 78, 27Picturesque San Francisco - View of Alcatraz Island & Tiburon from corner of Hyde & Lombard Sts.Oct. 2, 1897. No. 79, 27Picturesque San Francisco - Bird's-eye view from corner: Lombard & Hyde Sts., looking East.Oct. 9, 1897. No. 80, 27Picturesque San Francisco - On the Seal Rocks.Oct. 16, 1897. No. 81, 28Picturesque San Francisco - New Stevenson Monument in Portsmouth Square, Washington & Kearny Sts.Oct. 23, 1897. No. 82, 28Business Blocks of San Francisco - Spring Valley Water Works Building, SE corner: Geary & Stockton Sts.Nov. 6, 1897. No. 84, 28Picturesque San Francisco - Scenes in Chinatown.Nov. 20, 1897. No. 86, 28Picturesque California - Old Adobe House.Nov. 27, 1897. No. 87, 28Wildflowers of California.Dec. 4, 1897. No. 88, 28Artistic Homes of California - (double-sized) Residence of Sir Claus Spreckels, corner: Van Ness Ave. & Clay St., S.F.Jan. 1, 1898. No. __ [90?], 28Picturesque San Francisco - Union Square from Post & Powell Sts., showing Chronicle Tower, Call Building, City of Paris, Spring Valley Water Works Building.Jan. 8, 1898. No. 91, 28Picturesque San Francisco - View of San Francisco from Park Hill, looking East.Jan. 15, 1898. No. 92, 28Business Blocks of San Francisco - (double-sized) Claus Spreckels Building, corner: Market & Third Sts.Jan. 29, 1897. No. __ [93?], 28Picturesque California - Public Highway, San Mateo County.Feb. 5, 1898. No. 94, 28Business Blocks of San Francisco - New Office Building, SE corner: Sutter & Montgomery Sts., erected by George Whittell.Feb. 12, 1898. No. 95, 28Picturesque California - Scenes on the line of S.F. & N.P.R.R., near Ukiah: the "Narrows" at Blue Lakes, Loading Tan Bark.Feb. 19, 1898. No. 96, 28Picturesque California - Views of Mare Island Navy Yard: Feb. 26, 1898. No. 97,

Ordinance yard and steam engineering machine shop, drive in front of Officers' residence, water front with dry dock & construction dept. buildings, and Harbor, Boston, & Thetis ships at wharf with Vallejo across the channel.

28Picturesque San Francisco - Trinity Episcopal Church, corner: Gough & Bush Sts., showing interior and new memorial windows.March 5, 1898. No. 98, 28Picturesque California - Views of Alcatraz Island: from the island looking Northeast, front view of light station, officers' residences, and view of South side of island.March 12, 1898. No. 99, 28Picturesque San Francisco - Views of the garden at Fort Mason.March 19, 1898. No. 100, 28Picturesque San Francisco - Views in Jefferson Square, between Golden Gate Ave. & Eddy St., Gough & Laguna Sts.March 26, 1898. No. 101,