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110. San Francisco

Lunchtime break in Union Square at Geary Street and Powell Street. Seen in photo, in addition to the people and two palm trees and traffic, are: Hotel Stewart, and signs for The Superstars, Harvey's, South African Airways, France, Pakistan International, Iberia, Sahara, Milton ______, and Lufthansa. 1969

111. San Francisco

From the back end of a cable car on Powell Street with a Kodak Brownie Starflex. On left side are the Manx Hotel and Lefty's (Lefty O'Doul, onetime major league baseball player). On the right side, the Hotel Stratford. 1969

112. San Francisco

From the back end of a cable car with a Kodak Brownie Starflex. Half expecting Steve McQueen as Lt. Frank Bullitt to come roaring down this street in his Ford Mustang a year after Bullitt. 1969

113. San Francisco

In a park (Aquatic Park?) near Fisherman's Wharf, a barefoot woman plays paddleball with a barefoot, shirtless man (unseen in this photo). 1974

114. San Francisco

A 1974 photo of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church (Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe) at 906 Broadway, near Mason, at the foot of Russian Hill. The church closed in 1991 due to declining membership as the neighborhood became overwhelmingly Chinese. In 2011, the Archdiocese of San Francisco put it up for sale with an asking price of $3.5 million. If parking in front, definitely need the emergency brake.

115. San Francisco

A portion of the five-acre Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park. The longtime caretaker and his family were sent to internment camps after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor in 1941. 1974

116. San Francisco

At the Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park, a likeness of Buddha, the spiritual teacher who found the Middle Way. 1974

117. San Francisco

A trusting squirrel and a trusting man at the Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park. 1974

118. San Francisco

Photo taken from, I'll admit it, a Gray Line tour stop. 1974

119. San Francisco

Standing at the same spot as No. 118, but moving the camera to the right a bit. 1974

120. San Francisco

From Marin County, the Golden Gate Bridge. The 4,200-foot suspension span was completed in 1937. Eleven men died working on it, including 10 on Feb. 17, 1937. 1974