San Francisco after 1906 Earthquake and Fire

This is a collection of supplements to the San Francisco Examiner in 1906:

• May 20, 1906 - Panoramic View of the Ruins of San Francisco (Hearst).
  
• May 27, 1906 - Birdseye View of San Francisco from Twin Peaks (Lawrence)
  
• June 3, 1906 - Panoramic View of San Francisco from the Water Front (Lawrence)
  
• June 10, 1906 - Birdseye View of Wrecked City Dome (Hearst).
  
• June 24, 1906 - In the Heart of the Ruins (Hearst).
  
• July 1, 1906 - Ruins of China Town (Kytka)
  
• Aug. 5, 1906 - No. 5 Panorama of the Western Addition and the Mission (Kytka).
  

Note: The name in the parenthesis is the copyright holder in 1906:

• Hearst was William Randolph Hearst, the owner of the San Francisco Examiner.
• Lawrence was George R. Lawrence (1868-1938) was a photographer who experimented with aerial kite photography.
• Kytka was Theodore Kytka, a noted graphologist (handwriting expert) and photographer who lived in San Francisco.

Gallery

Parorama of Western Addition & MissionPanorama of Western Addition & MissionPanorama of Western Addition & MissionBirdseye View from top of Wrecked City Hall DomeBirdseye ViewBirdseye View from top of Wrecked City Hall DomeBirdseye View of the RuinsBirdseye View of the RuinsBirdseye View of the RuinsChinatownChinatownChinatownBirdseye View From Twin PeaksView From Twin PeaksView From Twin PeaksView From Twin PeaksView From WaterfrontView From WaterfrontView From WaterfrontView From WaterfrontView From WaterfrontRuins of San FranciscoRuins of San FranciscoRuins of San FranciscoView From St Francis HotelView From St Francis HotelView From St Francis HotelView From St Francis HotelView From St Francis Hotel