1906 San Francisco Earthquake

Destruction of San Francisco By Fire, April 18, 1906 Postcard

Looking Down California St. From Mark Hopkins Art Institute Postcard

Ruins of St. Francis Church Postcard

Guarding the Treasures after the Earthquake and Fire April 18, 1906. Postcard

San Francisco in Ruins, April 18, 1906, Ruins of St. Ignatius Church, Van Ness Ave. Postcard

Thousands of people stood in line daily, patiently waiting their turn for relief supplies. St. Mary&#039;s Cathedral offered a convenient place Postcard

Feeding the Hungry Postcard

Society Camped in Golden Gate Park Postcard

Major-Gen. A. W. Greely, Chief Signal Officer, U.S.A. Who assumed control at San Francisco. Postcard

San Francisco Under Martial Law, April 18, 1906 Postcard

The &quot;Relic&quot; Postal Postcard

Chinese Refugees Postcard

Searching for his belongings Postcard

San Francisco In Ruins Postcard

A Few Coffins Jefferson Square Postcard

Dispensing Food, Fort Mason Postcard

Los Angeles was not Affected in the Least by the San Francisco Earthquake. A San Francisco Earthquake Scene. Postcard

Gay Street - AFter Earthquake and Fire Postcard

Breadline, Corner Jackson &amp; Laguna Sts. Postcard

Home Sweet Home, A Camp at Sixth and Mission Streets Postcard

How San Franciscians Now Live - Lafayette Square Postcard

Bread Line at the Mission Police Station Postcard

Housing Refugees by Relief Committee in Hamilton Square Postcard

Municipal Kitchen at Union Square Postcard