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Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 1625.003 is a part of image group 1625.000 . Photographic reproduction. 1st edition. Shows an elaborate plan to redesign the City with the creation of huge boulevards that would have destroyed much of its Victorian character. Fortunately, the plan was abandoned after the earthquake and fire of 1906. Maroon cloth covers with title in gilt: Report of D.H. Burnham on the improvement and adornment of San Francisco. Spine title: Report of D.H. Burnham on a plan for San Francisco. Rocq, 8474.

Tracklist: 1. No Restricted Signs 2. Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho 3. Swing Down, Chariot 4. God's Gonna Cut You Down 5. Jezebel 6. Blind Barnabus 7. Wade in the Water 8. I Will Be Home Again 9. Shadrack 10. Bones, Bones, Bones (Ezekiel in the Valley) 11. Atom and Evil 12. Hush 13. Pray for the Lights to Go Out 14. High, Low and Wide 15. Toll the Bell Easy 16. He Never Said a Mumblin' Word 17. Moses Smote the Waters 18. Handwriting on the Wall 19. The Sun Didn't Shine 20. Anyhow

In the Golden Gate (San Francisco) inlet, tidal currents are dominant and have complex spatial and temporal variations owing to the large size of estuary connected through a narrow channel and the shallow ebb shoal (bar) at the mouth. To capture such variations, shipboard ADCP profiling is a technically viable approach that can yield unique insight into the vertical structure of currents. Shipboard ADCP data from four cruises conducted by the R/V Point Sur in the San Francisco Bight are used in the study. Transects along the channel axis were automatically extracted from the irregularly sampled underway data using changes in speed and heading in combination with geographic criteria. Processed data contains transects traversed in various tidal conditions. Flood currents are bottom intensified with more strength in the relatively deeper area of the channel. In low tidal range conditions, the directions and speed of surface currents are nearly uniform along the entire channel. Ebb currents are surface intensified, decreasing from the Golden Gate to the bar. In low tidal range, near-surface and bottom currents flow in opposite directions. The tidal currents exhibit cross channel variations in strength. Ebb results in surface outflow mainly along the northern part of entrance, whereas the flood flow is strongest along the southern part.

In the Golden Gate (San Francisco) inlet, tidal currents are dominant and have complex spatial and temporal variations owing to the large size of estuary connected through a narrow channel and the shallow ebb shoal (bar) at the mouth. To capture such variations, shipboard ADCP profiling is a technically viable approach that can yield unique insight into the vertical structure of currents. Shipboard ADCP data from four cruises conducted by the R/V Point Sur in the San Francisco Bight are used in the study. Transects along the channel axis were automatically extracted from the irregularly sampled underway data using changes in speed and heading in combination with geographic criteria. Processed data contains transects traversed in various tidal conditions. Flood currents are bottom intensified with more strength in the relatively deeper area of the channel. In low tidal range conditions, the directions and speed of surface currents are nearly uniform along the entire channel. Ebb currents are surface intensified, decreasing from the Golden Gate to the bar. In low tidal range, near-surface and bottom currents flow in opposite directions. The tidal currents exhibit cross channel variations in strength. Ebb results in surface outflow mainly along the northern part of entrance, whereas the flood flow is strongest along the southern part.

In the Golden Gate (San Francisco) inlet, tidal currents are dominant and have complex spatial and temporal variations owing to the large size of estuary connected through a narrow channel and the shallow ebb shoal (bar) at the mouth. To capture such variations, shipboard ADCP profiling is a technically viable approach that can yield unique insight into the vertical structure of currents. Shipboard ADCP data from four cruises conducted by the R/V Point Sur in the San Francisco Bight are used in the study. Transects along the channel axis were automatically extracted from the irregularly sampled underway data using changes in speed and heading in combination with geographic criteria. Processed data contains transects traversed in various tidal conditions. Flood currents are bottom intensified with more strength in the relatively deeper area of the channel. In low tidal range conditions, the directions and speed of surface currents are nearly uniform along the entire channel. Ebb currents are surface intensified, decreasing from the Golden Gate to the bar. In low tidal range, near-surface and bottom currents flow in opposite directions. The tidal currents exhibit cross channel variations in strength. Ebb results in surface outflow mainly along the northern part of entrance, whereas the flood flow is strongest along the southern part.

In the Golden Gate (San Francisco) inlet, tidal currents are dominant and have complex spatial and temporal variations owing to the large size of estuary connected through a narrow channel and the shallow ebb shoal (bar) at the mouth. To capture such variations, shipboard ADCP profiling is a technically viable approach that can yield unique insight into the vertical structure of currents. Shipboard ADCP data from four cruises conducted by the R/V Point Sur in the San Francisco Bight are used in the study. Transects along the channel axis were automatically extracted from the irregularly sampled underway data using changes in speed and heading in combination with geographic criteria. Processed data contains transects traversed in various tidal conditions. Flood currents are bottom intensified with more strength in the relatively deeper area of the channel. In low tidal range conditions, the directions and speed of surface currents are nearly uniform along the entire channel. Ebb currents are surface intensified, decreasing from the Golden Gate to the bar. In low tidal range, near-surface and bottom currents flow in opposite directions. The tidal currents exhibit cross channel variations in strength. Ebb results in surface outflow mainly along the northern part of entrance, whereas the flood flow is strongest along the southern part.

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Set One 01. Intro > Bertha 02. Ramble On Rose 03. It's Alright 04. The Ladder 05. What's Become of Mary 06. Loser 07. Liberty Set Two 08. Shakedown Street > 09. Seen Love 10. Alan Watts Blues 11. Yellow Moon > 12. Jay The Drummer > 13. Ancient Astronauts > 14. Standing on the Moon 15. Just Like a Woman 16. Help on the Way > Slipknot! > Franklin's Tower 17: E: Touch of Grey

ECP0309 Ear Candle Productions Presents The Catheads: Golden Gate Park at the Rickshaw Stop, 1/21/06. The Catheads climax their glorious reunion set with their anthem, Golden Gate Park (with a little classic San Francisco cheese at the start) at the Rickshaw Stop in San Francisco on January 21, 2006. Mark Zanandrea almost didn't live to do this show; thankfully he stayed with us for another 16 years.

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 11073.001 is a part of image group 11073.000 . Color pictorial map of San Francisco Bay Area. Showing recreational activities, agriculture, industry, residential areas, landmarks, light houses, etc. Relief shown pictorially. On verso 2 views of golden Gate and San Francisco Oakland Bridges, with explanation text. Date estimated. Includes decorative compass rose oriented with the north to the left margin. See note field above.

Tracklist: 1. Oh happy day 2. When the saints go marchin' in 3. Joshua fit the battle of Jericho 4. Shadrack 5. Swing low, sweet chariot 6. Nobody knows the trouble i've seen 7. Invisible hands 8. Down by the riverside 9. Sometimes I feel like a motherless child 10. 'Round the bay of Mexico 11. Alabama bound 12. Roll Jordan, roll 13. Ezekiel saw the wheel 14. Saint Louis blues 15. The world outside (Warsaw concerto) 16. Rock my soul 17. Glory hallelujah! 18. Basin street blues 19. Honey pie 20. The dock of the bay

State Of The State Preview California Governor Jerry Brown gives his annual State of the State address Thursday. Capital Public Radio will carry it live beginning at 10 a.m. Capitol Bureau Chief Ben Adler joins us live from the Assembly floor to preview the address. A Wish List To The Governor From Stockton's Low-Income Sammy Nunez is the executive director of Fathers and Families of San Joaquin and represents people struggling with poverty in Stockton. He joins Insight with a wish list of policies he'd like to see the governor highlight in the State of the State. The Evolution Of Vinyl Records There has been a major resurgence of vinyl during the past few years. Not only has it impacted the generation that grew up with vinyl - Baby Boomers. But vinyl's also had an impact on Generation X and The Millennials. Building The Golden Gate Bridge "Building the Golden Gate Bridge," by Harvey Schwartz, is the first book to use words of workers to tell how they built the iconic bridge. Through oral histories, the book tells of the small pleasures and grueling physical conditions workers faced.

State Of The State Preview California Governor Jerry Brown gives his annual State of the State address Thursday. Capital Public Radio will carry it live beginning at 10 a.m. Capitol Bureau Chief Ben Adler joins us live from the Assembly floor to preview the address. A Wish List To The Governor From Stockton's Low-Income Sammy Nunez is the executive director of Fathers and Families of San Joaquin and represents people struggling with poverty in Stockton. He joins Insight with a wish list of policies he'd like to see the governor highlight in the State of the State. The Evolution Of Vinyl Records There has been a major resurgence of vinyl during the past few years. Not only has it impacted the generation that grew up with vinyl - Baby Boomers. But vinyl's also had an impact on Generation X and The Millennials. Building The Golden Gate Bridge "Building the Golden Gate Bridge," by Harvey Schwartz, is the first book to use words of workers to tell how they built the iconic bridge. Through oral histories, the book tells of the small pleasures and grueling physical conditions workers faced.

Excerpt: Quizzing At the Golden Gate -I’ve attended! More rules than Earth! I’m okay with them. But I’m in terror of having to listen to lunatic platitudes. -Don’t worry. No Republicans here. -Not even bible thumpers -God abides them least! A poem or fragment, derived from Frank B. Ford 's Google Drive. Ford was an experimental poet and playwright, and it was his wish to have his work publicly archived online after his death. The file was automatically converted into an OpenOffice document from WordPerfect, AbiWord, Microsoft Word, or text, and was located at: ./frmlt31103/f/k/waitgoldgate.odt on the drive. The file date may not be accurate, especially if it is dated after 2022. ~39 words. Frank B. Ford (1932-2023): Works , Short CV , Obituary , Blog

A panoramic journey from the front of a moving steam engine along the Ferries and Cliff House Rail Road, atop Mount Tamalpais, Marin County in San Francisco, California's northwest corner, known as "Lands End," which overlooks the Golden Gate and Marin headlands. It was filmed January 11, 1902 by Thomas Edison Inc. Archive.org has a sped up version of this film, called Lands End train ride, incorrectly dated 1900.

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 1592A is a part of image group 1592.000 . Early bicycle guide. Phillips dates this as (1895). The large folding map titled "Map of California Roads For Cyclers" shows the state in relief, and is very attractive (usually missing in most copies). Bound with blue cloth covers with "The Cycler's Guide and Road Book" in gold on cover. P11340.

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 1592A is a part of image group 1592.000 . Early bicycle guide. Phillips dates this as (1895). The large folding map titled "Map of California Roads For Cyclers" shows the state in relief, and is very attractive (usually missing in most copies). Bound with blue cloth covers with "The Cycler's Guide and Road Book" in gold on cover. P11340.

Book Source: Digital Library of India Item 2015.84669 dc.contributor.author: Edmund Frederick Erk dc.date.accessioned: 2015-06-30T18:57:34Z dc.date.available: 2015-06-30T18:57:34Z dc.date.digitalpublicationdate: 2004-02-20 dc.date.citation: 1906 dc.identifier: RMSC, IIIT-H dc.identifier.barcode: 117692 dc.identifier.origpath: /data7/upload/0165/105 dc.identifier.copyno: 1 dc.identifier.uri: http://www.new.dli.ernet.in/handle/2015/84669 dc.description.numberedpages: 321 dc.description.numberedpages: 31 dc.description.scanningcentre: RMSC, IIIT-H dc.description.main: 1 dc.description.tagged: 0 dc.description.totalpages: 352 dc.format.mimetype: application/pdf dc.language.iso: English dc.publisher.digitalrepublisher: Universal Digital Library dc.publisher: Edmund Frederick Erk dc.rights: Public Domain dc.title: A Merry Crusade To The Golden Gate dc.rights.holder: Edmund Frederick Erk

Book Source: Digital Library of India Item 2015.84669 dc.contributor.author: Edmund Frederick Erk dc.date.accessioned: 2015-06-30T18:57:34Z dc.date.available: 2015-06-30T18:57:34Z dc.date.digitalpublicationdate: 2004-02-20 dc.date.citation: 1906 dc.identifier: RMSC, IIIT-H dc.identifier.barcode: 117692 dc.identifier.origpath: /data7/upload/0165/105 dc.identifier.copyno: 1 dc.identifier.uri: http://www.new.dli.ernet.in/handle/2015/84669 dc.description.numberedpages: 321 dc.description.numberedpages: 31 dc.description.scanningcentre: RMSC, IIIT-H dc.description.main: 1 dc.description.tagged: 0 dc.description.totalpages: 352 dc.format.mimetype: application/pdf dc.language.iso: English dc.publisher.digitalrepublisher: Universal Digital Library dc.publisher: Edmund Frederick Erk dc.rights: Public Domain dc.title: A Merry Crusade To The Golden Gate dc.rights.holder: Edmund Frederick Erk

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 11073.002 is a part of image group 11073.000 . Color pictorial map of San Francisco Bay Area. Showing recreational activities, agriculture, industry, residential areas, landmarks, light houses, etc. Relief shown pictorially. On verso 2 views of golden Gate and San Francisco Oakland Bridges, with explanation text. Date estimated. Includes decorative compass rose oriented with the north to the left margin. See note field above.

The Wall That Heals" - Experience the ½ scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial located in Washington DC coming to the Golden Gate National Cemetery - San Bruno from April 9th - 12th, 2015 open 24hrs/daily. (Promo short version

Golden Gate Wingmen The Wick, Brooklyn, New York Set 1 It Takes A Lot To Laugh It Takes A Train To Cry They Love Each Other Loser Sister Smiles Friend Of The Devil Dignity It's Alright --> Touch Of Grey Set 2 Cleaning Windows Terrapin Station --> Jam --> Estimated Prophet Golden Wings Alan Watts Blues Believe It Or Not Not Fade Away Might As Well SBD > Zoom H6 @ 24/96 > Cool Edit Pro 2 > CD Wave Editor Estimated Prophet has 30 second patch from audience source.

Golden Gate Wingmen The Wick, Brooklyn, New York Set 1 It Takes A Lot To Laugh It Takes A Train To Cry They Love Each Other Loser Sister Smiles Friend Of The Devil Dignity It's Alright --> Touch Of Grey Set 2 Cleaning Windows Terrapin Station --> Jam --> Estimated Prophet Golden Wings Alan Watts Blues Believe It Or Not Not Fade Away Might As Well SBD > Zoom H6 @ 24/96 > Cool Edit Pro 2 > CD Wave Editor Estimated Prophet has 30 second patch from audience source.

Video of A Walk Out OnTo The Golden Gate Bridge 13 Aug 2007. This is video from walking onto the Golden Gate Bridge located in San Francisco California, out to the first tower support. The noise you'll hear is the wind which is extremely strong at the Bridge.

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 1625.027 is a part of image group 1625.000 . Photographic reproduction. 1st edition. Shows an elaborate plan to redesign the City with the creation of huge boulevards that would have destroyed much of its Victorian character. Fortunately, the plan was abandoned after the earthquake and fire of 1906. Maroon cloth covers with title in gilt: Report of D.H. Burnham on the improvement and adornment of San Francisco. Spine title: Report of D.H. Burnham on a plan for San Francisco. Rocq, 8474.

Produced in conjunction with the bridge’s 50th anniversary celebration, an excellent review of it construction history and unique structural features.

129 p., [14] leaves of plates (some folded) : 28 cm

129 p., [14] leaves of plates (some folded) : 28 cm

129 p., [14] leaves of plates (some folded) : 28 cm

Merged with: The Citizen, to form: The Kingdom

This footage was shot just north of the Golden Gate Bridge on March 28, 2009, between 8:27 pm and 9:40 pm. As part of the Earth Hour celebration, the Golden Gate Transit District decided to turn out the flood lights on the north and south towers of the famous bridge. As luck would have it, DTP producer Christian Einfeldt was speaking by phone with DTP spiritualgodfather Holden Aust that morning. Holden suggested that we go shoot the event that evening. He contacted Rufus Laggren, who drove us up to our look-out point in the Marin Headlands at a spot located just about 1 mile from the north tower, and about 2 miles from the south tower. A ship sails under the bridge just as the lights go out at 8:30 p.m.. The captain of the ship had obviously heard of this event, and planned his or her ship's arrival into San Francisco Bay accordingly. The western flood lights go off first, followed by the eastern floodlights. This shot shows only the southern tower of the bridge, the tower closest to San Francisco. The lights behind the bridge come from various parts of San Francisco, including the Marina district, Pacific Height, Nob Hill, and some skycrapers from downtown San Francisco. One hour later, at 9:30 p.m., the bridge staff turns the lights back on, this time turning on both floodlights at once. The lights come on gradually, either because they are so powerful that they need to warm up, or because the staff turns them on slowly for effect. It takes nearly a full minute, it seems, for the lights to reach maximum effect. The shot of the bridge is dark. This event was the first time that the DTP crew had shot any night footage, so it was an experiment. Following the shot of the bridge, I turned the camera toward the waxing crescent moon going down over the Pacific Ocean. I wanted to see what effect would be produced by dropping the shutter speed on the camera. It is somewhat interesting to note that the camera becomes sufficiently sensitive to pick up the dark face of the moon as the shutter speed drops. This footage is our raw rough-cut footage. It lacks transitions, music, special effectsor finish rendering. It is our "source code". Please feel free to rip, mix and burn this footage consistent with our Creative Commons license as disclosed on this page. Thanks for viewing our video!

d1t01 - Wavy Gravy's Introduction d1t02 - Golden Road d1t03 - Little Wing d1t04 - Wavy Gravy's Guests Introduction d1t05 - Think* d1t06 - Knockin' On Heaven's Door* d1t07 - Goodnight Irene*

d1t01 - Wavy Gravy's Introduction d1t02 - Golden Road d1t03 - Little Wing d1t04 - Wavy Gravy's Guests Introduction d1t05 - Think* d1t06 - Knockin' On Heaven's Door* d1t07 - Goodnight Irene*

Ray Hamilton presents an enlightening talk on some of the many connections between San Francisco Bay and Humboldt County

This 1960s color film includes 1930s black and white footage on the design, fabrication, construction, and opening of the Golden Gate bridge. It was presented by Bethlehem Steel. The film begins with a bird’s eye view of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. A statue of Joseph Straus, chief engineer, is panned up. The bridge is shown from afar (0:11-1:20). A vintage illustration shows the topography and side-view of the bridge’s construction (1:21-3:57). Black and white footage prior to the bridge’s construction began in 1933 shows the Bethlehem Steel Companies’ factories, including the massive steel trusses in fabrication, parts being transported by train and boat, and cranes lifting sections for transport (3:58-4:47). Workers pour and plane the concrete on a yet-unfinished tower (4:48-6:21). A vintage color illustration shows the measurements and basic layout of a tower (6:22-6:59). Photos of workmen craning and measuring parts are shown. A crane moves a large piece of steel to the tower off a boat (7:00-8:22). Crane workers move large pieces of steel into the base of the bridge (8:23-9:35). A photograph of the first diagonal brace is shown, and the traveler – the crane system used to build the sections – is raised (9:36-10:32). Workers weld rivets on scaffolding, movable platforms, and elevators, shown being raised up and down the bridge (10:33-11:54). Ariel footage is shown of the towers during construction, and the final part of the north tower is craned into place (11:55-13:43). Photos show the progression of construction for the San Francisco tower (13:44-15:30). Workmen use automatically-turning spinning carriages to “stitch” the north and south shores together with 80,000 miles of wire (13:44-16:28). The finished cable bundles are shown, and those bundles are wrapped with galvanized wire (16:29-17:05). A vintage illustration shows the basic anatomy of the road span (17:06-18:50). Massive worker safety nets (credited with saving lives) are raised into place, with workers moving around them (19:02-20:00). Parts of the structure are moved on trollies down the supports, and cranes move steel into place with workers riding (20:00-21:04). Beams are swung into place by crane (21:05-21:38). The net is shown again, workers show off their hardhats, and a worker puts on a safety belt and ties himself to a post (21:39-22:15). Footage pans up the unfinished span base, where both sides are almost touching to finish the bridge, and chief engineer Joseph Straus is shown watching the final part placed in to finish the bridge’s structure (22:16-24:02). Painters from the lines, painting the cable bundles “international orange” (24:03-24:20). The sidewalks and rails are trollied and craned into place, and workmen fasten them (24:21-24:48). Workmen weld the reinforcing steel for the concrete road, and cement is manually poured and leveled (24:49-25:29). The finished bridge is shown immersed in fog. Shown is footage and photos from when the bridge was completed in 1937, only four years after construction began, and film from the opening celebrations (25:30-26:36). The film ends with color footage of the bridge from the time when the film was produced (26:37-27:15).  We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment!  See something interesting?  Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference." This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

This 1960s color film includes 1930s black and white footage on the design, fabrication, construction, and opening of the Golden Gate bridge. It was presented by Bethlehem Steel. The film begins with a bird’s eye view of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. A statue of Joseph Straus, chief engineer, is panned up. The bridge is shown from afar (0:11-1:20). A vintage illustration shows the topography and side-view of the bridge’s construction (1:21-3:57). Black and white footage prior to the bridge’s construction began in 1933 shows the Bethlehem Steel Companies’ factories, including the massive steel trusses in fabrication, parts being transported by train and boat, and cranes lifting sections for transport (3:58-4:47). Workers pour and plane the concrete on a yet-unfinished tower (4:48-6:21). A vintage color illustration shows the measurements and basic layout of a tower (6:22-6:59). Photos of workmen craning and measuring parts are shown. A crane moves a large piece of steel to the tower off a boat (7:00-8:22). Crane workers move large pieces of steel into the base of the bridge (8:23-9:35). A photograph of the first diagonal brace is shown, and the traveler – the crane system used to build the sections – is raised (9:36-10:32). Workers weld rivets on scaffolding, movable platforms, and elevators, shown being raised up and down the bridge (10:33-11:54). Ariel footage is shown of the towers during construction, and the final part of the north tower is craned into place (11:55-13:43). Photos show the progression of construction for the San Francisco tower (13:44-15:30). Workmen use automatically-turning spinning carriages to “stitch” the north and south shores together with 80,000 miles of wire (13:44-16:28). The finished cable bundles are shown, and those bundles are wrapped with galvanized wire (16:29-17:05). A vintage illustration shows the basic anatomy of the road span (17:06-18:50). Massive worker safety nets (credited with saving lives) are raised into place, with workers moving around them (19:02-20:00). Parts of the structure are moved on trollies down the supports, and cranes move steel into place with workers riding (20:00-21:04). Beams are swung into place by crane (21:05-21:38). The net is shown again, workers show off their hardhats, and a worker puts on a safety belt and ties himself to a post (21:39-22:15). Footage pans up the unfinished span base, where both sides are almost touching to finish the bridge, and chief engineer Joseph Straus is shown watching the final part placed in to finish the bridge’s structure (22:16-24:02). Painters from the lines, painting the cable bundles “international orange” (24:03-24:20). The sidewalks and rails are trollied and craned into place, and workmen fasten them (24:21-24:48). Workmen weld the reinforcing steel for the concrete road, and cement is manually poured and leveled (24:49-25:29). The finished bridge is shown immersed in fog. Shown is footage and photos from when the bridge was completed in 1937, only four years after construction began, and film from the opening celebrations (25:30-26:36). The film ends with color footage of the bridge from the time when the film was produced (26:37-27:15).  We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment!  See something interesting?  Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference." This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

Zoomable full resolution image available at davidrumsey.com . This image 1592.001 is a part of image group 1592.000 . Bike paths shown in red. The map has been updated in pencil, labeling "Chain of Lakes" and adding a new lake. A cross has also been added near Lake Stow. Early bicycle guide. Phillips dates this as (1895). The large folding map titled "Map of California Roads For Cyclers" shows the state in relief, and is very attractive (usually missing in most copies). Bound with blue cloth covers with "The Cycler's Guide and Road Book" in gold on cover. P11340.

Includes bibliographical references and index

Includes bibliographical references and index

Includes bibliographical references and index

Includes bibliographical references and index

Includes bibliographical references and index

Country: USA Language: English Release Date: 1939 Production Companies: Castle Films Distributed by Castle Films Runtime: 9min 35sec In Black & White Sound Mix: Mono Genres: Documentary, Short

Great footage from 1930s of the construction of the Golden Gate Bridge in every phase of construction. Stock shots of completed bridge; informative narration; explanative illustrations illuminate bridges dimensions and other structural aspects of design. 05:01:00:13 VS statue of Joseph Strauss, Chief Engineer of the Golden Gate Bridge in front of Golden Gate Bridge. 05:02:22:26 Graphic illustration in red and white of San Francisco Bay area animated to highlight San Francisco, Marin and the Golden Gate passage. Narration explains necessity for the construction of the Golden Gate Bridge. 05:02:59:10 Illustration animated to highlight dimensions of the Golden Gate Bridge. Center span tower to tower 4200 feet. Side-spans each 1125 feet. Roadway 250 above water. 05:06:42:18 Pan up rendering of single Golden Gate Bridge Tower; arrows indicated dimension of tower. 05:07:57:23 VS craning in large steel sections of the Golden Gate bridge off boat in San Francisco Bay. 05:26:10:08 Pan down from north tower of Golden Gate Bridge to view down empty newly completed bridge; fade in spinning newspaper to CU San Francisco Chronicle headlines “100,000 Cross Span”, “Gateway to An Empire”, Pedestrians Jam Structure from Morning to Night.” 05:26:24:29 VS Golden Gate Bridge inauguration and ceremonial first crossing.

Western Airlines Lockheed L-188 Electra Over The Golden Gate Bridge Postcard

Western Airlines Lockheed L-188 Electra Over The Golden Gate Bridge Postcard

Western Airlines Lockheed L-188 Electra Over The Golden Gate Bridge Postcard