| Jim Forrest's camp, where 20 tons of provisions were distributed each day to the San Francisco refugees. |  |  | 
					
				| Cracks caused by earthquake in the walls of San Francisco's new granite Post Office building. |  |  | 
					
				| The beautiful house on Pacific Ave. damaged by earthquake, San Francisco, April 18, 1906. |  |  | 
					
				| Glimpse of the fire devastated heart of San Francisco from the Huntington Palace on California Street. |  |  | 
					
				| Tonsorial establishment in temporary quarters at Ft. Mason refugee camp after the disaster. |  |  | 
					
				| Out door kitchens. Ruptured chimneys forced San Francisco to cook on the street for several weeks. |  |  | 
					
				| A Chinese chef driven from kitchen to curb by the San Francisco earthquake disaster, April 18, 1906. |  |  | 
					
				| Emergency camp and costume of San Francisco's young ladies who lost everything in the disaster. |  |  | 
					
				| Bringing order out of chaos of San Francisco's ruins. Opening up impassable streets. |  |  | 
					
				| A row of earthquake wrecked cottages on Steiner and Busch Streets, San Francisco. |  |  | 
					
				| The utter desolation of San Francisco from the water front, Fairmount Hotel and Nob Hill in the distance. |  |  | 
					
				| San Francisco's six million-dollar City Hall, containing the municipal records wrecked by earthquake. |  |  | 
					
				| Bound for the ferry after the San Francisco earthquake and fire disaster of April 18, 1906. |  |  | 
					
				| San Francisco's magnificent City Hall and Hall of Records. Destroyed by fire and earthquake. |  |  | 
					
				| Down California St. from Fairmount Hotel, the fire swept district of San Francisco. |  |  | 
					
				| Showing devastation by earthquake and fire, building containing the municipal records. |  |  | 
					
				| A government relief boat at Oakland loading supplies for the stricken city of San Francisco. |  |  | 
					
				| Earthquake and fire wreck of the magnificent Huntington and Flood palaces and Fairmount Hotel. |  |  | 
					
				| Wrecking dangerous walls in the shaken and burned district of San Francisco, April 18, 1906. |  |  | 
					
				| Effect of earthquake on Market Street pavement, ferry bldg. tower in distance, San Francisco. |  |  | 
					
				| Opening the safes of a Market Street jewellry store, San Francisco, after the catastrophe. |  |  | 
					
				| The fire wrecked street cars and once beautiful residence district on California St. |  |  | 
					
				| The wreck of San Francisco's magnificent City Hall building destroyed by earthquake and fire. |  |  | 
					
				| The beautiful Spreckles residence destroyed by fire and earthquake, San Francisco. |  |  | 
					
				| Wrecked Masonic Temple and Jewish Synagogue on Geary St., San Francisco, April 18, 1906. |  |  | 
					
				| A millionaire's home on Van Ness Ave., devastated by earthquake and fire April 18, 1906. |  |  | 
					
				| The never-ending search for the missing in the earthquake and fire devastated ruins of San Francisco. |  |  | 
					
				| Searching for trinkets in front of the once magnificent Crocker Palace, San Francisco. |  |  | 
					
				| Market Street, San Francisco's great thoroughfare, showing effect of earthquake on the street. |  |  | 
					
				| San Francisco disaster, victims leaving town with bag and baggage. |  |  |