[Pacific Mail Steamship Company Wharf, San Francisco]

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  [Pacific Mail Steamship Company Wharf, San Francisco]

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  [Watkins no. 613] View looking down at warehouses, other structures, and ships at wharf. Signs on buildings read: "PMSS Co. New York via Panama" and "PMSS Co. China via Japan" and "Oriental U.S. Bonded Warehouse. Howard & Pool."

  (photCL Watkins 94)

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  [Pacific Mail Steamship Company Wharf, San Francisco]

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  [Watkins no. 613] Same image as photCL Watkins 94. Variant copy.

  (photCL Watkins 94a)

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  [Pacific Mail Steamship Company Dock, Coal Yard, Marine Hospital, San Francisco]

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  [Watkins no. 612] Watkins' photography wagon is seen in lower left. Signs can be seen for bars and grocery stores. Many ships are docked at shore. St. Mary's Hospital on Rincon Hill is at left center, and in the distance, the U.S. Marine Hospital on Rincon Point.

  photCL Watkins 95

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  [Pacific Mail Steamship Company Dock, Coal Yard, Marine Hospital, San Francisco]

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  [Watkins no. 612] Watkins' photography wagon is seen in lower left. Signs can be seen for bars and grocery stores. Many ships are docked at shore. St. Mary's Hospital on Rincon Hill is at left center, and in the distance, the U.S. Marine Hospital on Rincon Point.

  (photCL Watkins 95)

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  Fisherman's Wharf, San Francisco

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  Image of men unloading boats docked at Fisherman's Wharf in front of the San Francisco Sardine Association building in San Francisco, California. The names of some of the boats are visible and read "Galileo" "Mary" and "Alma."

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  Grant Avenue at Sacramento Street, Chinatown, San Francisco

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  Chinatown street view looking down Grant Avenue at Sacramento Street in San Francisco, California. With automobiles, pedestrians, and various signs for local businesses, including "W. Sang Lung & Co. Wholesale and retail," "Postal telegraph," "T. Iwata Trading Co.," and other signs advertising kimonos, pajamas and chop suey.

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