1800s Archive · Architecture & city

Temporary structures in street, San Francisco, California, after the earthquake and fire, 1906

San Francisco, California · 1906

Temporary structures in street, San Francisco, California, after the earthquake and fire, 1906, San Francisco, California, 1906
Temporary structures in street, San Francisco, California, after the earthquake and fire, 1906, San Francisco, California, 1906. Architecture & city — The 1800s Archive, from the Library of Congress record.

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