Category:1910s
Aerial photo of Panama-Pacific International Exposition grounds after its demolition
Photo: Greg Gaar Collection, San Francisco, CA
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Pages in category "1910s"
The following 132 pages are in this category, out of 332 total.
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- Parade Grounds
- PFA 1919
- Pioneer Monument
- Point Lobos to Geary—Early 20th Century
- Politics, Power, and Urban Development in San Francisco
- Postwar Sex District
- Potrero Hill Views
- Powell and Market Changes Through the Years
- PPIE: A Festival of Empire Wrapped in Technological Hubris
- Pre-Urban Richmond District
- Procreate When you Want!
- Prostitute March 1917
- Provincial Italian Cuisines: San Francisco Conserves Italian Heritage
- Public Schools in 19th Century San Francisco
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- SADAKICHI HARTMANN
- SAILING TO BYZANTIUM: 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition
- Sailor's Union of the Pacific
- Sailors' Union of the Pacific Building
- San Bruno and Cortland
- San Francisco Airport
- San Francisco City Charters 1916-1932
- San Francisco General Hospital
- San Francisco Newspapers
- San Francisco Symphony
- San Francisco Symphony Timeline
- San Francisco's Clean Little Secret
- San Francisco’s Free Emergency Services: Gone and Forgotten
- San Francisco’s Haymarket: A Redemptive Tale of Class Struggle
- San Francisco’s Second Generation Business Elite
- Sargent Johnson and His Milieu
- Saving Telegraph Hill 1890-1918
- Saving the Colombo Building
- Scavengers
- Sculptor Douglas Tilden Was California’s Finest
- Sewerage
- SF Call
- SF's Southern Edge
- Shamrock Isle at the Panama Pacific International Exposition and the end of the Irish Village
- Shanghaiing
- Shipyards in Decay
- Sixth Street
- Some Notes at the Intersection of The Left Bank and Lincoln Park
- Southern Pacific Railroad Rolls Through the City
- Southern Pacific Roundhouse
- Spiffy San Francisco Spoon
- Spreckels Sugar Factory on Potrero Shore
- St Paul's
- Suffrage and Spiritualism
- Sugar Palace
- Sun Yat-Sen
- Sunol and Crystal Springs
T
- Talks: Historical Perspectives / 2015-2016
- Talks: Historical Perspectives / 2017-2018
- Talks: Historical Perspectives / 2019-2020
- Talks: Social Movements / 2018-2019
- Teachers' Union History
- Techau Tavern
- Telegraph Hill Quarry
- Temple of Light and Flowers
- Tenderloin Before Prohibition
- Tenderloin Dance Hall Crackdown
- Tenderloin's Oldest Theater
- The Architecture Of The Fair: Artifice and Dazzle
- The Architecture Of The Fair: Lighting and Color
- The Architecture Of The Fair: The Court Plan
- The Black Press
- The Chutes at Fulton and 10th Ave., 1902-1907
- The Embarcadero Reborn
- The Ferry Building
- The Fillmore: A Jewish Neighborhood in the 1920s
- The First Traffic Jam
- The Glittering Ghetto Revisited
- The Hetch Hetchy Story, Part I: John Muir, Preservationists vs. Conservationists
- The Hetch Hetchy Story, Part II: PG&E and the Raker Act
- The Mission Becomes a Resort, 1850s
- The Mysterious Buried Statues of Sutro Park
- The Olympic Club
- The Palace of Fine Arts
- The Parlor Houses of Jessie Hayman
- The People
- The Reign of Rolph, 1911-1932
- The Richmond Banner
- The Sentinel Building
- The Sixth Star
- The Story of Dogpatch
- The Sutro Baths (ruins)
- The Wickedest Man in San Francisco: Ambrose Bierce
- THE WOMEN'S BUILDING
- Third Greek Church of San Francisco
- Til the Mule Came Home: San Francisco’s Own Mule Arizona
- Tina Modotti
- TOM MOONEY
- TRANSIT INTRODUCTION
- Transit, Agriculture, and Business Grow in Interwar Years
- Tributary to San Francisco
- Turn of the 19th Century Bicycling
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- Ubu in San Francisco with R.G. Davis
- UC Berkeley: The Early 20th Century
- Union and Employers: 1901 to 1919
- Union and Employers: 1919 to the Mid-1930s
- UNION SQUARE AFTER 1906
- United Railroads Geneva Car Barn
- United Railroads Streetcar Strike 1917
- Unraveling the Mystery of Lake Dolores
- Upper Masonic
- Utopian Farmhouse for a Mariner
W
- Water Wars, Past and Future!
- West Portal
- West Slope Bernal Heights
- Western Addition Early 20th Century Life and Work
- Westwood Park
- Why is it called "Richmond"?
- Widow O' Brien's Cow
- William Randolph Hearst
- Willis Polk
- WOMEN CLAIM THE VOTE IN CALIFORNIA
- Women Swimming in the Golden Gate
- Work on Land & Water, 1880-1920