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SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE. A Building Committee worker driving down Market Street
SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE.
A Building Committee worker driving down Market Street toward an explosion in the distance, following the earthquake of 18 April 1906. Stereograph, 1906
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Media ID 12324057
1906 April Automobile Cobblestone Committee Destruction Driving Earthquake Explosion Market Street Pedestrian Rubble Ruin San Francisco Smoke Street Scene Stereograph
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print captures the aftermath of the devastating San Francisco earthquake that occurred on April 18,1906. In this scene, a determined Building Committee worker is seen driving down Market Street towards an ominous explosion in the distance. The image provides a glimpse into the chaos and destruction that engulfed the city during this tragic event. The sepia-toned photograph showcases an early automobile navigating through a street littered with rubble and debris. Cobblestone streets, once bustling with pedestrians and vibrant city life, now lay in ruins. Thick smoke billows from buildings reduced to mere skeletons by the powerful earthquake. The image serves as a haunting reminder of the resilience of both individuals and cities in times of crisis. Amidst such devastation, this brave worker presses forward, undeterred by danger or uncertainty. It symbolizes not only their commitment to rebuilding but also represents countless others who worked tirelessly to restore normalcy to San Francisco. As we observe this turn-of-the-century scene frozen in time, we are transported back to an era marked by tragedy but also characterized by unwavering determination and unity. This stereograph offers us a unique perspective on history while honoring those who faced unimaginable challenges head-on.
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