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3rd & Market 1893

[Market St. Chronicle Building, Crocker Building and Palace Hotel] View east from center of Market to Russell's Family Shoe Store, 700 Market Building at left with signage painted on back for The Chronicle, Wicks Real Estate; Nucleus House on right (with signage for The Wasp, Painless Dentists, Beamish Men's Furnishings), Castro St cable car, Lotta's Fountain, wagons and pedestrians in street. Sign on Nucleus Building, 'Beamish has removed to 918-922 Market.' Move took place April 1, 1893.
Isaiah West Taber (Marilyn Blaisdell Collection / Courtesy of a Private Collector)

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