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The leather-bound album includes 32 gelatin silver prints documenting Golden Gate Park at the turn of the 20th century. The photographs depict activities including bicycling, polo, and baseball....
Show moreThe leather-bound album includes 32 gelatin silver prints documenting Golden Gate Park at the turn of the 20th century. The photographs depict activities including bicycling, polo, and baseball. The buildings include the Conservatory, McLaren Lodge, exterior and interior of the Fine Arts Museum and Sharon Building. The views comprise of the Alvord Lakelet, sand dunes, bison, and various landscaped elements of the park.
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Show moreThe leather-bound album includes 32 gelatin silver prints documenting Golden Gate Park at the turn of the 20th century. The photographs depict activities including bicycling, polo, and baseball. The buildings include the Conservatory, McLaren Lodge, exterior and interior of the Fine Arts Museum and Sharon Building. The views comprise of the Alvord Lakelet, sand dunes, bison, and various landscaped elements of the park.
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Unbound album of black and white photographic prints taken by Leo Riegel Taylor Burton of work in Golden Gate Park in the 1930s, including jobs sponsored by the Works Progress Administration. The...
Show moreUnbound album of black and white photographic prints taken by Leo Riegel Taylor Burton of work in Golden Gate Park in the 1930s, including jobs sponsored by the Works Progress Administration. The photographs depict engineers and surveyors in the office and in the field, as well as WPA workers laboring on projects including road building and landscaping. The end of the album consists of photos of Golden Gate Park in 1921. Some photos have names of the people handwritten in pen on the photograph. The majority of the photographs have handwritten descriptions in pencil.
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Show moreUnbound album of black and white photographic prints taken by Leo Riegel Taylor Burton of work in Golden Gate Park in the 1930s, including jobs sponsored by the Works Progress Administration. The photographs depict engineers and surveyors in the office and in the field, as well as WPA workers laboring on projects including road building and landscaping. The end of the album consists of photos of Golden Gate Park in 1921. Some photos have names of the people handwritten in pen on the photograph. The majority of the photographs have handwritten descriptions in pencil.
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