Western Neighborhoods Project is dedicated to the history of San Francisco's Richmond, Sunset, OMI and West of Twin Peaks districts.   read more ...

View NE from Coolbrith Pk circa 1935

View toward Coit Tower from (now) Ina Coolbrith Park. At left is 857 Green, the home of Governor and later U.S. Senator Hiram Johnson. He lived there from 1909, when it was built, most likely until 1927. It was torn down in 1961 to build the Royal Towers highrise. Telegraph Hill, Coit Tower, and Garfield School at center.
Photographer Unknown (Courtesy of a Private Collector)

View NE from Coolbrith Pk View NE from Coolbrith Pk

<< back to previous page

On the Map (click marker for larger map)
DOWNLOAD a watermarked copy for use on your web site.
Copyright: Responsibility for observance of copyright protections when using or copying images rests exclusively with the user. Images are provided here under Fair Use. Questions about use? Check our Permissions Page.
Citation: Please cite this image with the following:
Western Neighborhoods Project - wnp27.5040
Use this form for any comments, corrections, or thoughts you have on this particular image.