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Intertitle: "Panorama [of] Market Street, San Francisco, from Top of
U.S. Mint." This segment was actually filmed from the first
floor of the ruined California Casket Company Building located near
the Mint on the south side of Mission Street between 5th and 6th
Streets. The segment is a right-to-left
(north-northwest-to-west) pan.
At far
right is the Flood Building, with the northwest corner of the
Mint in the foreground. At distant center is the Saint Francis
Hotel on Powell street and the Alexander Hotel behind it (left).
The narrow tower at left is the Press Club Building on Ellis
Street. Far beyond it on Nob Hill are the Flood mansion
(left) and the Fairmont Hotel (right).
Popular Zinkand's Cafe had occupied the ground
floor of the building reduced to the dramatic brick spires seen here
behind a foreground ruin. |
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The
towers of ruined apartment buildings and hotels are seen
along Turk Street across Market Street. Note the man searching
through rubble in the foreground.
The
ruins of Hale Brothers Department Store at Market and 6th
Streets fill the screen. Stevenson Street is in the foreground.
The
ruins of St. Boniface Church are in the background.
At
right center are an east-wing tower of City Hall and the
adjacent dome of the Hall of Records. The Grant Building
at 7th and Market streets hides the City Hall cupola. At left is the
U.S. Post Office at 7th Street. Close to the camera and at
left is the cornice of the California Casket Company Building.
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