RON HENGGELER |
Crane streetcar removing cable car tracks and concrete on Stanyan Street in San Francisco. March 13, 1906 |
Muir Woods, on a rainy Sunday afternoon |
Detail of the Barbary Coast mural, by Charley Brown |
Winter weather’s moss at Muir Woods, on a rainy Sunday afternoon |
Girders Above, no.6 from the series Building the Bay Bridge 1936 |
Muir Woods, on a rainy Sunday afternoon |
Streetcar 1424 and custom-built Construction Streetcar 0921 on 3rd Street November 21st, 1911 |
Muir Woods, on a rainy Sunday afternoon |
Muir Woods, on a rainy Sunday afternoon |
No.1 from the series Steel Riggers, Bay Bridge 1936 |
Detail of the forest floor at Muir Woods, on a rainy Sunday afternoon |
Riveter without a safety belt finishing off a tower plate 1935 |
The moss-covered roots of a fallen redwood tree at Muir Woods, |
Workers on raised tower of wagon designed for pole painting on Mission Street, San Francisco, August 7, 1905 |
Muir Woods, on a rainy Sunday afternoon |
Girders Below, no. 5 from the series Building the Bay Bridge, 1936 |
The winter season’s moss at Muir Woods, on a rainy Sunday afternoon |
No. 3 from the series Steel Riggers, Bay Bridge 1936 |
Muir Woods, on a rainy Sunday afternoon |
Workers replacing Sutter Street cable car line with electric street car tracks, Sutter at Divisadero, San Francisco July 10, 1906 |
The exposed roots of a redwood tree at Muir Woods |
No. 4 from the series Steel Riggers, Bay Bridge 1936 |
Muir Woods, on a rainy afternoon |
Streetcar 58 approaching construction on tracks at 22nd and Mission, San Francisco. July 1903 |
Muir Woods |
Swollen creek at Muir Woods, on a rainy Sunday afternoon |
Detail of the Barbary Coast mural, by Charley Brown |
Cathedral Grove in Muir Woods |
No. 5 from the series Steel Riggers, Bay Bridge 1936 |
On the forest floor at Muir Woods |
The forest floor during a rain, in Muir Woods |
Mushrooms and moss at Muir Woods, on a rainy Sunday afternoon |
Detail of the Barbary Coast mural, by Charley Brown |
Muir Woods |
Muir Woods |
The view of San Francisco burning from Alamo Square, the Great 1906 Earthquake. April 18, 1906 |
Muir Woods |
Detail of the Barbary Coast mural, by Charley Brown |
Bridge Pylon, ca. 1936 |
Muir Woods |
Cathedral Grove in Muir Woods, on a rainy Sunday afternoon |
Detail of the Barbary Coast mural, by Charley Brown |
Muir Woods |
Removing cable car tracks with hydraulic jacks in preparation for new tracks, Post at Larkin in San Francisco. July 19, 1906 |
Electrified greens on the forest floor at Muir Woods, on a rainy Sunday afternoon |
Sutter and Polk Street Car House and Powerhouse after the 1906 Earthquake. April 18, 1906 |
A fog-shrouded road on Mt Tamalpais, near Muir Woods |
Special construction streetcar unloading dirt on Sutter Street amid the earthquake rubble. July 27, 1906 |
The West Ridgecrest Road on Mt Tamalpais |
Detail of the Barbary Coast mural, by Charley Brown |
Muir Woods |
Crowd celebrating the opening run of the first electric streetcar line on Market Street. May 2, 1906 |
The winter season’s swollen creek during a rain, at Muir Woods |
Famous female impersonator Charles Pierce appears in the the Barbary Coast mural, by Charley Brown |
Electrified green moss on a tree at Muir Woods |
Bay Bridge Anchorage Construction 1935 |
Electrified greens on the forest floor at Muir Woods, on a rainy Sunday afternoon |
Team of riveters on the outside surface of a tower 1935 |
Muir Woods |
Architectural study of the Bay Bridge’s center anchorage 1933-1934 |
Muir Woods |
Gallows frames dot the catwalk as cable spinning begins between Towers W2 and W3, ca. 1936 |
Muir Woods, on a rainy Sunday afternoon |
Central Anchorage with Ferries, no. 16 from the series Building the Bay Bridge, 1936 |
Muir Woods, on a rainy afternoon |
Bay Bridge Anchorage Construction 1935 |
Muir Woods, on a rainy afternoon |
Bay Bridge Construction ca. 1934 |
Muir Woods |
Muir Woods |
The beginning of the tower with only two sections in place 1934 |
The West Ridgecrest Road on Mt Tamalpais |
Muir Woods |
Seen on the fog-shrouded West Ridgecrest Road, on Mt Tamalpais |
Seen on the fog-shrouded West Ridgecrest Road, on Mt Tamalpais |
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