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Photo courtesy Darlene Thorne Collection
"Taken on the Esplanade, Cliff House marked by dot above it."
"Father and Mary Adele - Jan 1921, Mary Adele - 3 yrs"
Model-T
Mike Winslow: "There is no seawall. Phase one of the seawall
should be seen in 1921. So this has to be pre-1916 which is when phase one
was completed.
Based on the concessions and comparing this to other photos. This is about
1914-1915."
(reverse)
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Photo courtesy Darlene Thorne Collection
Photo courtesy Darlene Thorne Collection
Photo courtesy John
Freeman Collection
Photo courtesy Darlene Thorne Collection
ars collection
Postmarked: Nov 17, 1920 (rev)
Left to right in the car are Ruth Woods, Henrietta Woods, Henry Woods, and Ed
Smith
Courtesy of the Woods / Gaylord Family collection
"1920 Paige Motor Car" (description from seller)
To learn more...
The Cliff House features prominently in the
history of the automobile. Those early auto enthusiasts would
rendezvous at the Cliff House frequently, even establishing the CSAA
(California State Automobile Association) in a meeting at the Cliff
House. Click here to
learn more. |
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One popular automobile activity was the
"Moonlight Run". Click
here to learn more. |
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History was also made when the first
transcontinental auto race was held, with the Cliff House serving as
the starting line. Click
here to
learn more. |
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The Evening Express - Oct 6 1877
Emperor Norton referencing Cliff House
The San Francisco Call - Feb 27 1907
The San Francisco Examiner - Jan 19 1901 (pdf)
San Francisco Chronicle - Sep 21 1902
San Francisco Chronicle - 1 Nov 1914
San Francisco Chronicle - Jun 6 1920, page 1A
San Francisco Chronicle - Jun 6 1920, page 2A
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