Thank you
e_r and
Godzilla for the Angels Flight photos. I was particularly enthralled by the
C.C. Pierce one.
The details of people's dress, even the shoes of the ladies on the left was fascinating. Also, the design of the pentaglobe streetlamps, so much more elaborate than today's 'recreations' on W 7th Street. The
Champ Clark for President placard in the window gave some context. Marsden Drug has postcards and a framed panorama for sale, probably at least some of them also C.C. Pierce's work.
I was a bit horrified at how grubby everything looked in the 1950s. The columns of the lower gate of Angels Flight in particular.
We seen them before, but I'll add a "before" and three "afters":
1885:
water & power
1966:
http://www.onbunkerhill.org/taxonomy/term/84
1968:
William Reagh
Today:
gsv