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San Francisco — Education
San Francisco — Fairs-Expositions
San Francisco — Fashion
San Francisco —Films
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San Francisco - Fire Department
San Francisco - Genealogy
San Francisco - General
San Francisco - Geology
San Francisco - Gold Rush
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- “Ranch and Mission Days in Alta California,” by Guadalupe Vallejo
- “Life in California Before the Gold Discovery,” by John Bidwell
- Capt. Montgomery Ends Indian Slavery in San Francisco – 1846
- William T. Sherman – California Before the Gold Rush – 1847
- “Discovery of Gold in California,” by Gen. John A. Sutter – 1848
- Capt. Sutter Describes the Early Discovery of Gold – 1848
- California Gold Rush Chronology 1846 - 1849
- Excerpts from John Sutter's Diaries 1838-1848
- Eyewitness to the Gold Discovery, by James S. Brown – 1848
- “A Rush to the Gold Washings,” from the California Star – 1848
- Thomas O. Larkin Writes of the Gold Discovery – 1848
- William T. Sherman and the Gold Rush – 1848
- Military Governor Mason’s Report on the Discovery of Gold – 1848
- San Francisco During the Gold Rush Era
- History of San Francisco Gold Rush-era Street Names, by Henry C. Carlisle
- From the Diary of Alvin Coffey, African American 49er – 1849
- African American Rights During the Gold Rush
- The Gold Rush and Anti-Chinese Race Hatred
- Dramatic Impact of the Gold Discovery, by Theodore H. Hittell
- San Francisco Gold Rush Banking – 1849
- “Discovery of California Gold as Viewed in New York and London,” by Dean Albertson
- Miner’s Ten Commandments – 1849
- Commandments from a Miner’s Wife – 1849
- Gold Hunter’s Farewell to his Wife – 1849
- Gold Rush Stories from Pioneer Women
- Slavery and California Statehood, by Rockwell D. Hunt – 1850
- San Francisco at Statehood – 1850 by Katherine H. Chandler
- California Gold Rush Chronology 1850 - 1851
- 14 Lithographic Views of the California Gold Rush 1850-1857 in PowerPoint (900 Kb)
- Steamer Day in the 1850s
- Gold Mining Along the Klamath and the 1851 Indian Massacre
- Ulysses S. Grant and the California Gold Rush – 1852
- California Gold Rush Chronology 1852 - 1854
- Gold Rush Mail Service – 1854
- The Miner’s Song – 1857
- Sam Brannan Opens New Bank – 1857
- Chinese Miners in the Gold Fields – 1860
- First Mining Journal of the Pacific Coast – 1860
- San Francisco and the Civil War – 1861 by Charles B. Turrill
- A Gold Rush Poem – 1864
- Gold Mining Terms and Procedures, by Charles B. Turrill — 1876
San Francisco – Graft and Corruption
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San Francisco - Haight-Ashbury
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San Francisco - Hotels
San Francisco – Japanese
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San Francisco - Journalism
San Francisco – Labor
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- Brief History of the Early Labor Movement – 1860-1906, by Dolores Waldorf
- Kearneyism in California, by Viscount James Bryce – 1877
- Remarks on Kearneyism by Denis Kearney – 1877
- Kearneyism, the Chinese, and Labor Unrest in California – 1877
- The Sand Lot and Kearneyism," by Jerome Hart – 1877
- “The Kearney-Kalloch Epoch,” by Jerome A. Hart – 1879
- “Progress and Poverty” —a Paradox," by Kenneth Johnson
- “Kearney Agitation in California,” by Henry George – 1880
- San Francisco vs. The Sand-Lot – 1880
- “Alameda Building Trades Relief Work” – 1906
- “Asiatic Coolie Invasion” – 1906
- Preparedness Day Bombing – 1916
- Women on the Musicians’ Union Board of Directors – 1933
- “Bloody Thursday” and the General Strike – 1934
- Musicians’ Union Report on the General Strike – 1934
- “Century of Commerce,“ Labor Strife Along The Embarcadero – 1935
- Labor Unions Condemn Nazi Bund Meeting – 1938
- Communist Menace in the Musicians’ Union – 1938
- John Shelley Runs for State Senate – 1938
- “Harry Bridges, Communism and Deportation,” – 1938
- Mayor Angelo Rossi’s Labor Day Speech at Treasure Island – 1939
- Harry Bridges Accused of Communism – 1941
San Francisco – Landmarks
San Francisco – Maritime
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