The Embarcadero & Sansome Street (San Francisco)
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Market Street Railway (MSR) stops
17th Street & Castro Street, Beach Street & Jones Street, Beach Street & Stockton Street, Don Chee Way & Steuart Street, Jefferson Street & Taylor Street, Jones Street & Beach Street, King Street & 4th Street, Market Street & 2nd Street, Market Street & 4th Street, Market Street & 5th Street, Market Street & Battery Street, Market Street & Drumm Street, Market Street & Kearny Street, Market Street & Larkin Street, Market Street & Main Street, Market Street & Noe Street, Market Street & Powell Street, Market Street & Stockton Street, Market Street & Taylor Street, The Embarcadero & Bay Street, The Embarcadero & Ferry Building, The Embarcadero & Greenwich Street, The Embarcadero & Sansome Street, The Embarcadero & Stockton Street, and The Embarcadero & Washington Street.
San Francisco Railway Museum stops
17th Street & Castro Street, 2nd Street & King Street, Beach Street & Jones Street, Beach Street & Mason Street, Beach Street & Stockton Street, Church Street & 27th Street, Don Chee Way & Steuart Street, Jefferson Street & Taylor Street, Jones Street & Beach Street, King Street & 4th Street, Market Street & 2nd Street, Market Street & 4th Street, Market Street & 5th Street, Market Street & Battery Street, Market Street & Buchanan Street, Market Street & Drumm Street, Market Street & Kearny Street, Market Street & Larkin Street, Market Street & Noe Street, Market Street & Powell Street, Market Street & Sanchez Street, Market Street & Stockton Street, Market Street & Taylor Street, Market Street & Van Ness Avenue, Railway Museum, The Embarcadero & Bay Street, The Embarcadero & Ferry Building, The Embarcadero & Greenwich Street, The Embarcadero & Sansome Street, The Embarcadero & Stockton Street, and The Embarcadero & Washington Street.
Photos and videos from The Embarcadero & Sansome Street (San Francisco)
Calendar: San Francisco F-Market & Wharves with railcar 1079 near The Embarcadero & Sansome (2023)PCC 1079, honoring Detroit, on the Embarcadero, Glen Brewer photo
November 2023
Brick has long been a common building material in Detroit, honored by PCC 1079's livery. It was also used in San Francisco for warehouses and industrial buildings. Until the 1906 earthquake, that is. But there are splendid survivors, such as One Lombard Street, built in 1901 and designed by the famed architect Willis Polk. Now offices, it's on the National Register of Historic Places.
Half a block north and 65 years earlier, the rails on this part of the Embarcadero belonged to the State Belt Railroad, which shuttled freight between ships and mainline railroads along the waterfront. Alco S-2 Switcher 22 shares a frame with the engine roundhouse (right), which is still there but now repurposed as upscale offices.
Photo from opensfhistory.org,
wnp27.3268By Glen Brewer, Henrik Boye, San Francisco Railway Museum - .
San Francisco tourist line F-Market & Wharves with railcar 1057 at The Embarcadero & Sansome (2010)By Michael Olsen..
