Eadweard Muybridge's Panorama of San Francisco from California St. Hill, 1878

: [Panorama of San Francisco from California St. Hill].; New-York Historical Society

: [Pine St, Lone Mountain Cemetery in the distance, looking West, San Francisco].; New-York Historical Society

: [The Crocker residence, top of tower on the Hopkins residence, the Colton residence, California Street, Golden Gate in the distance, entrance to Bay of San Francisco].; New-York Historical Society

: [Mount Tamalpais in the distance, Saucilito [i.e. Sausalito], San Francisco].; New-York Historical Society

: [Russian Hill, Angel Island in the distance, Alcatraz Island, San Francisco].; New-York Historical Society

: [Looking North, Meiggs' Wharf, mouth of Sacramento River in the distance, Telegraph Hill, San Francisco].; New-York Historical Society

: [The Porter Residence, San Francisco].; New-York Historical Society

: [Powell St, Yerba Buena Island, Appraisers Store, California St, Terminus of Central Pacific RR, San Francisco].; New-York Historical Society

: [Looking East, Merchants Exchange on California St, Roof of the Stanford Residence, Stock Exchange on Pine St, Occidental Hotel on Montgomery St, San Francisco].; New-York Historical Society

: [Shot Tower, Powell St, Palace Hotel, San Francisco].; New-York Historical Society

: [Jewish Synagogue, the Potrero and South San Francisco in the distance].; New-York Historical Society

: [Looking South, the Baldwin Hotel, US Mint, Dr. Stone's Church, San Francisco].; New-York Historical Society

: [Mechanics Exposition Building, City Hall, San Francisco].; New-York Historical Society

: [Pine St, Mission Hills in the distance, Lincoln School Building on Bush St, pinnacle of tower on the Hopkins Residence from a higher tower of which the panorama was made, San Francisco].; New-York Historical Society

: Eadweard Muybridge letter to William Kelby, 1897 May 17.; In May 1897, Muybridge wrote to William Kelby, librarian and director of the New-York Historical Society, to express his pleasure at the purchase of his Panorama of San Francisco by Daniel Parish, one of the Society's greatest benefactors., New-York Historical Society