View of the Conflagration from Telegraph Hill San Francisco, Night of May 3rd 1851. [upper] Map of Burnt District of San Francisco. [lower]

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  Map of the Burnt District Sixth Great Conflagration in San Francisco. June 22nd 1851

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  San Francisco, 1858. [upper] San Francisco. 1849 & 1850. From Telegraph Hill. [lower]

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  Map of the Burnt District of San Francisco, Showing the Extent of the Fire

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  Diagram of the Burnt District

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  Plan of the Burnt District, Sacramento, Showing the Buildings which escaped

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  Map of San Francisco

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