| Alameda County |
| Oakland |
City Hall |
Hotel Harrison, 14th St. and Harrison Blvd. |
First National Bank Building [1909] |
Broadway and Telegraph St. [1953] |
Aeroplane View of Oakland |
Oakland, Looking East from City Hall |
Washington Street |
Washington St. from 14th St. looking South |
Joaquin Miller, the Poet of the Sierras, at his home near Oakland |
H. C. Capwell |
Alameda County Court House [1910] |
Alameda County Court House and Lake Merritt |
Scene in Lake Merritt |
A View across Lake Merritt |
Schilling Residence |
In the Heart of the City, Showing the New Two Million Dollar City Hall |
Hotel Menlo, Thirteenth and Webster Sts., Wm. P. Ryan, Mgr., Opened June 1st, 1914 |
Memorial Day, Impressive outdoor Services are held each Memorial Day in the gardens of the Chapel of Memories Columbarium under the auspices of the American Legion [1940] |
[D]owntown |
So. Broadway from 14th St. |
Band Stand, Idora Park |
Auditorium of the City of Oakland |
Municipal Auditorium |
View from Boat-House, Lake Merritt |
Alameda County Jail [with comments by Sheriff Frank Barnett] |
Broadway |
Carnegie Library |
Post Office [pre-1908] |
J. M. Heinold, First and last Chance Saloon, Original Bar Made Famous by Jack London, Foot of Webster Street |
Hotel Metropole [1907] |
Hotel Oakland |
Key Route Inn |
| Transportation |
The Pier Terminal of the Key Route (S. F., O. & S. J. Ry.) |
Oakland Municipal Airport |
Waterfront, Advertising Postcard for Gordon's Rose Bud Syrup |
