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Category
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Gold Rush
Image: San Francisco Annals, 1855
Pages in category "Gold Rush"
The following 50 pages are in this category, out of 50 total.
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19th c. Anti-Semitism?
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A HISTORY OF UNION SQUARE
Alviso Port and Steamboat Tragedy
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California Midwinter Fair of 1894: ’49 Mining Camp glorifies Gold Rush Fantasies
California's First Telegraph
CITY CONDITIONS 1849
Committee of Vigilance of San Francisco
E
Early Social Statistics on San Francisco
Eggers
Electric Power Before Electronics: Gold Rush-1905
Employment of People 1849
F
Fallen from Grace: The Hibernia Bank Building
From Village to Metropolis
G
GAMBLING FRENZY!!!
George Gordon
GOLD RUSH 1848
Gold Rush 49ers Discover the Mission
Gold-Rush Era Prostitutes
I
Introduction to the SOMA
It Happened Here: A History of Slavery in California
L
LODGING 1849
Lotta Crabtree in SF
M
Mexican Land Claims—The U.S. Land Commission and The Burden of Proof, 1851-1854
Monetary Crisis 1850 and Oversupply Crisis of 1851
MUNI History I: The Gilded Age--Entrepreneurial Development, Competition and Consolidation
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Politics and the Vigilance Committees
POPULATION 1848
POPULATION 1849
Portsmouth Square: The Plaza
POST OFFICE 1849
Postwar Sex District
Prefabs in the Gold Rush
R
Real Drowning off Aquatic Park
Richard Chenery: Gold Rush Pioneer
S
Samuel Brannan
Silver Legacy: San Francisco and the Comstock Lode
Spring Valley Water Company
State of Streets 1849
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The Annals of San Francisco
The Californian 1848
The Farmer with the Golden Plow: John Meirs Horner (1821-1912)
The Gilded Circle
The Gold Rush: Behind the Hype
The Golden Era, 1848-1853
The Inferior Races
The Portola District
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WHY SAN FRANCISCO??? CITY ORIGINS: 1835-1849
WOMEN IN S.F. IN 1851
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Yeast to Wheat: How Boudin Bakery’s Yeast Culture Shaped San Francisco’s Counterculture
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