Cor. Lake & Clark Sts.
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Clark Street bridge.
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South Water Street.
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Elgin Square After 1874 Fire
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Tribune Building, cor. Madison & Dearborn Streets, looking east.
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Court House.
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West end of Court House.
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Waterworks.
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Splendid mantle decoration in the State Dining room, White House, Washington, D.C.
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Modern fire fighters
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On duty
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Past Grand Master Sargent welcoming President Roosevelt to honorary membership in Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Preparing the pit of white-hot stones for the bare feet of the "fire-walkers", Fiji Islands
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Johnstown disaster, May 31, 89--debris on fire at bridge
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Santa Claus
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Santa Claus
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Burning of the Imperial Refinery
Publisher: Robbins, Frank
Subjects: Smoke, Fires, Storage Tanks, Refineries, Petroleum Industry, United States, Pennsylvania, Venango County, Oil City, Imperial Refinery, Albumen Prints
Collection: United States Library of Congress: Stereoviews
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Views of the ruins in Portland
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Drake's Block, cor. Wabash Ave. and Washington St.
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After the earthquake - frame houses tumbled from their foundations, San Francisco Disaster, U.S.A.
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Dynamiting dangerous walls on Market St., after the fire, San Francisco Disaster, U.S.A.
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Home life among the refugees - a street of tents in the Presidio, San Francisco Disaster
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Kearney St. and Hall of Justice after the great disaster, San Francisco, U.S.A.
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California St., to Fairmount Hotel, great Merchant's Exchange on left, San Francisco disaster, U.S.A.
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Fun making by the earthquake refugees - a temporary home, San Francisco, Cal.
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City Hall after the earthquake, showing the shattered foundations, San Francisco, Cal.
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California Street, from the top of the hill, San Francisco, Cal.
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On duty "amid the encircling gloom" of a city's certain destruction. Magnificent fire scene near Union Ferry Bldg. San Francisco, U.S.A.
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Ruined but not disheartened, his safe, his business souvenir, San Francisco, April 1906
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A crude post office - reorganizing the mail service after the earthquake, San Francisco, Cal.
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