Still Image [Pine St, Mission Hills in the distance, Lincoln School Building on Bush St, pinnacle of tower on the Hopkins Residence from a higher tower of which the panorama was made, San Francisco]. View Item
Still Image [Pine St, Lone Mountain Cemetery in the distance, looking West, San Francisco]. View Item
Still Image [The Crocker residence, top of tower on the Hopkins residence, the Colton residence, California Street, Golden Gate in the distance, entrance to Bay of San Francisco]. View Item
Still Image [Powell St, Yerba Buena Island, Appraisers Store, California St, Terminus of Central Pacific RR, San Francisco]. View Item
Still Image [Looking North, Meiggs' Wharf, mouth of Sacramento River in the distance, Telegraph Hill, San Francisco]. View Item
Still Image [Looking South, the Baldwin Hotel, US Mint, Dr. Stone's Church, San Francisco]. View Item
Still Image [Looking East, Merchants Exchange on California St, Roof of the Stanford Residence, Stock Exchange on Pine St, Occidental Hotel on Montgomery St, San Francisco]. View Item
Image Text 2 Items Eadweard Muybridge letter to William Kelby, 1897 May 17. In May 1897, Muybridge wrote to William Kelby, librarian and director of the New-York Historical Society, to express his pleasure at the purchase of his Panorama of San Francisco by Daniel Parish, one of the Society's greatest benefactors. View Item
Image Collection 15 Items Eadweard Muybridge's Panorama of San Francisco from California St. Hill, 1878 360-degree panorama of San Francisco in 13 panels photographed from the roof of the Mark Hopkins residence on Nob Hill by Eadweard Muybridge in 1878. The views in this panorama are from the same perspective as those in a smaller-sized 11-panel panorama issued in 1877, but the appearance of some of the buildings confirms that they were photographed the following year. Muybridge's panorama was purchased for the New-York Historical Society by Daniel Parish in 1897. View Collection