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San Francisco Subjects Photograph Collection
[Sloat Boulevard]
Western Addition Neighborhood
[Toddler sitting in front of an altar on Boys' Day]
San Francisco Subjects Photograph Collection
[Exterior of Excelsior School]
San Francisco Subjects Photograph Collection
[Unidentified assistant cashier at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco]
Western Addition Neighborhood
[A family visiting friends in San Mateo, California]
Western Addition Neighborhood
[Children sitting on running board of a car in the 1920's]
San Francisco Subjects Photograph Collection
[Exterior of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco]
San Francisco Subjects Photograph Collection
[Two employees at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco]
San Francisco Subjects Photograph Collection
[Two employees at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco]
San Francisco Subjects Photograph Collection
[Grant Avenue and California Street]
San Francisco Subjects Photograph Collection
[Unidentified assistant cashier at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco]
San Francisco Subjects Photograph Collection
[Employee at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco]
San Francisco Subjects Photograph Collection
[Fillmore Street]
San Francisco Subjects Photograph Collection
[Aerial view of Van Ness Avenue at McAllister Street]
San Francisco Subjects Photograph Collection
[Unidentified assistant cashier at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco]
San Francisco Subjects Photograph Collection
[John H. Wong tacking up a placard to a wall in Chinatown]
San Francisco Subjects Photograph Collection
[Grant Avenue]
San Francisco Subjects Photograph Collection
[Unidentified assistant cashier at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco]
San Francisco Subjects Photograph Collection
[Commuters converging on the Ferry Building in late afternoon]
San Francisco Subjects Photograph Collection
[Thomas Bell mansion at 1661 Octavia between Sutter and Bush Street]