SFH 371. Finding Aid to the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency Records SFH 371

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1 No online items Finding aid written by Kim Hayden, Eileen Hansen and Christina Moretta. San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library Larkin Street San Francisco, CA URL: SFH 371 1

2 Title: San Francisco Date (inclusive): Identifier/Call Number: SFH 371 Creator: San Francisco Redevelopment Agency (San Francisco, Calif.) Physical Description: 40.5 Linear Feet40 cartons, 1 oversize box Contributing Institution: San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library 100 Larkin Street San Francisco, CA (415) info@sfpl.org Abstract: This collection contains photographic records and documents from the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency. The collection is being processed by project. The processed projects for photographic records so far include Diamond Heights Project Area B-1; Embarcadero-Lower Market Project Area E-1 (Golden Gateway); Western Addition Project Areas A-1 and A-2; and Yerba Buena Center Project Area D-1. The unprocessed projects of photographic records and documents include Bayview Hunters Point / India Basin; Mid-Market Street; Mission Bay; Rincon Point-South Beach. Please contact the repository for more information. Physical Location: The collection is stored onsite. Language of Materials: Collection materials are in English. Access THE COLLECTION IS PARTIALLY PROCESSED. The processed photographs of the collection are available for use during San Francisco History Center's Photo Desk hours. Contact San Francisco History Center's Photo Curator for more information on the unarranged series. Publication Rights All requests for permission to publish or quote from photographs must be submitted in writing to the Photo Curator. Permission for publication is given on behalf of the San Francisco Public Library as the owner of the physical items. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], San Francisco (SFH 371), San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library. Provenance Materials were transferred by the City and County of San Francisco's Office of Community Investment and Infrastructure, the successor agency to the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency ( in June Related Materials Researchers are encouraged to also see the San Francisco History Center's Ephemera Files on the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency and to check the library catalog for related materials. Conservation Note During processing, the entire collection was re-foldered and re-housed in acid-free folders, enclosures and boxes. Administrative History The San Francisco Redevelopment Agency (SFRA), California s first redevelopment agency, was incorporated in 1948 under the California Community Redevelopment Law and in response to the United States Housing Act. Its purpose was to improve urban living conditions by removing what they called blight through the redesign, redevelopment, and rehabilitation of affected areas of the city. Though separate from the City and County of San Francisco, the agency carried out redevelopment efforts authorized by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. In 2012, all California redevelopment agencies, including the SFRA, were dissolved by order of the California Supreme Court (California Redevelopment Association et al. v. Ana Matosantos). This collection contains photographic records and documents from the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency. The collection is being processed by project. The processed projects for photographic records so far include Diamond Heights Project Area B-1; Embarcadero-Lower Market Project Area E-1 (Golden Gateway); Western Addition Project Areas A-1 and A-2; and Yerba Buena Center Project Area D-1. The unprocessed projects of photographic records and documents include Bayview Hunters Point / India Basin; Mid-Market Street; Mission Bay; Rincon Point-South Beach. Please contact the repository for more information. SFH 371 2

3 Arrangement The collection is arranged into series by Redevelopment project: Series 1. Diamond Heights Project Area B-1 Photographs; Series 2. Embarcadero-Lower Market Project Area E-1 (Golden Gateway) Photographs; Series 3. Western Addition Project Areas A-1 and A-2 Photographs. Series 4. Yerba Buena Center Project Area D-1 Photographs. Subjects and Indexing Terms Redevelopment, Urban -- San Francisco. Urban renewal-california-san Francisco-Pictorial works. Urban renewal -- California -- San Francisco. Housing -- California -- San Francisco. Public housing -- California -- San Francisco. Diamond Heights (San Francisco, Calif.) Golden Gateway (San Francisco, Calif.) Western Addition (San Francisco, Calif.) -- History. South of Market (San Francisco, Calif.) Yerba Buena Center (San Francisco, Calif.) Yerba Buena Gardens (San Francisco, Calif.) Center for the Arts at Yerba Buena Gardens. Landscape architecture--designs and plans--california--san Francisco. City planning -- California -- San Francisco. San Francisco (Calif.) -- Buildings, structures, etc. Documentary photography Slides -- Color Slides -- Color Slides -- Color Photographic prints -- 20th century. San Francisco Redevelopment Agency (San Francisco, Calif.) box 1, oversize-box 1 Diamond Heights Area B-1 Photographs Series Physical Description: (1 carton, 1 oversize box)1.5 Linear Feet The Diamond Heights project, Area B-1, series contains photos, both ground level and aerial, of the geographical area identified for redevelopment; photos, negatives and slides of existing structures that needed to be considered within the redevelopment plan; renderings of the new residential, community, and commercial buildings that were proposed for construction; and visual documentation of areas requiring environmental action (weed abatement). The Diamond Heights Project Area was bounded by Portola Drive and Clipper Street on the north side, Douglass Street and Miguel Street (loosely) on the east side, Bemis, Moffitt and Elk Streets (loosely) on the south side, and O Shaughnessy Boulevard on the west side. Arrangement Series is arranged chronologically when possible. box 1, folder 1 Before box 1, folder 2 Demolition March 1957 box 1, folder 3 View from Army Street December 1957 box 1, folder 4 General views box 1, folder 5 To be demolished June 1959 box 1, folder 6 Renderings box 1, folder 7 Construction box 1, folder 8-13 Project Area B-1 photo series SFH 371 3

4 Diamond Heights Area B-1 Photographs Series box 1, folder 14 Aerials box 1, folder 15 St. Alden s Episcopal Church box 1, folder 16 St. Nicholas Orthodox Church oversize-box 1, Diamond Heights Red Rock Hill Development Low Rise Phase I portfolio 1963 folder 1 box 1, Groundbreaking of low-to-moderate priced private housing (MPPH) June 1967 folder Includes photographs of Robert C. Weaver, Secretary of the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, and Josh Maremont. Both photo prints and color slides. box 1, folder 19 Home of Hans Feibusch and family c box 1, folder 20 Parcels H-1 and H-2 c Subjects and Indexing Terms Shulman, Julius box 1, folder 21 Architecture and housing Subjects and Indexing Terms Freiwald, Joshua box 1, Architecture and housing folder box 1, Streets and views folder box 1, folder 32 Color slides box 1, Weed abatement 1973 folder box 1, folder 39 Goldmine Hill color slides April 1976 box 2 Embarcadero-Lower Market Redevelopment Project Area E-1 (Golden Gateway) Photographs Sereis Physical Description: 1 Linear Feet1 carton The Embarcadero-Lower Market Redevelopment Project Area E-1 of Golden Gateway Center and Embarcadero Center series contains photos, negatives, and slides of models for proposed construction projects; architects and artists' renderings of proposed development area; photo documentation of subject property, including but not limited to the Produce Market; construction in progress; post-redevelopment images. The Golden Gateway Project was a 17 block project downtown directly northwest of the Ferry Building and bounded by Embarcadero, Market, Sacramento, Battery, Front and Broadway. Arrangement Series is arranged chronologically when possible. box 2, folder 1-6 Golden Gateway proposal photos 1960 Competition photographs submitted by the following architects and developers: architects John Carl Warnecke & Associates with developer Tishman-Cahill Renewal Associates; architects Jan Lubicz-Nyez and Associates with developer Sidney Leiken Enterprises; architects Anshen and Allen with developer Eichler Homes, Inc.; architects Skidmore, Owings & Merrill with developer Lewis Kitchen Realty Co.; architects Angus McSweeney with developer Utah Construction and Mining Co.; architects Welton Becket & Associates with developer Kern County Land Company. box 2, folder 7-8 Golden Gateway proposal exhibit and AIA jury panel April 1960 box 2, folder 9-11 Subject properties with ownership and purchase price (including Produce Market) box 2, folder 12 Golden Gateway Center renderings SFH 371 4

5 Embarcadero-Lower Market Redevelopment Project Area E-1 (Golden Gateway) Photographs Sereis box 2, folder 13 Appraisal photos and reports 1961 box 2, folder 14 Golden Gateway area aerials Subjects and Indexing Terms Aero Photographers box 2, folder 15 Golden Gateway construction box 2, folder 16 Golden Gateway Center post-redevelopment box 2, folder 17 Golden Gateway Sydney Walton Square Park Includes photographs of French sculptor Francois Stahly installing Fountain of Four Seasons. box 2, folder 18 Golden Gateway Alcoa Building box 2, folder 19 Embarcadero Center renderings box 2, folder 20 Embarcadero Center construction box 2, Embarcadero Center Vaillancourt Fountain in Justin Herman Plaza folder box 2, folder 24 Embarcadero Center Justin Herman Plaza color slides 1976 box 2, folder 25 Embarcadero Center Hyatt Regency Hotel box 2, Embarcadero Center post-redevelopment photos and negatives folder box 2, folder Golden Gateway Center and Embarcadero Center color slides Physical Description: 520 Photographic Slides box 2, folder 30 Embarcadero Meridian Hotel Opening color slides box 3-13 Western Addition Project Areas A-1 and A-2 Photographs and Reports Series bulk Physical Description: 10.5 Linear Feet10 cartons, 1 oversize box Arrangement Material is arranged into two sub-series, 1. Photographs and 2. Printed materials. When possible, materials are arranged chronologically. This series consists of photographs and appraisal reports with photographs documenting the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency s redevelopment of the Western Addition from the 1950s through the 1980s. Materials include photographs, negatives, slides, appraisal and sales reports. Materials date from circa , with the majority of materials dating from Of special interest in this collection are a large number of photographs documenting blighted conditions of the neighborhood prior to redevelopment, the moving of Victorian houses from one location to another, and the low-income housing projects that were built. Redevelopment divided the district into two phases for redevelopment: A-1 and A-2. A-1 included approximately 28 blocks, running along Geary Street with redevelopment spanning as far north as Post Street and as far south as Eddy Street, and bounded east to west by Franklin and Broderick streets. A-2 included approximately 73 blocks, with redevelopment spanning as far north as Bush Street and as far south as Ivy Street, and bounded east to west by Franklin Street and St. Joseph s Avenue (one block west of Broderick). Specific projects in A-1 included the building of close to 2,000 new housing units, including high-rise apartments; St. Mary s Cathedral; and the Japanese Cultural and Trade Center. Major projects in A-2 included the building of approximately 5,000 new housing units and the rehabilitation of close to 4,000; the building of the Ella Hill Hutch Community Center; and the building of Japantown, Fillmore Center, and Opera Plaza. box 3-8 Photographs Sub-series 1 c box 3, folder 1-6 Buildings/Lots by Parcel Number c box 3, folder 1 A-1 Parcels Blocks SFH 371 5

6 Western Addition Project Areas A-1 and A-2 Photographs and Reports Series bulk Photographs Sub-series 1c box 3, folder 2 box 3, folder 3 box 3, folder 4 box 3, folder 5 box 3, folder 6 box 3, folder 7-36 box 3, folder 7 box 3, folder 8 box 3, folder 9 box 3, folder 10 box 3, folder 11 box 3, folder 12 box 3, folder 13 box 3, folder 14 box 3, folder 15 box 3, folder 16 box 3, folder 17 box 3, folder 18 box 3, folder 19 box 3, folder 20 box 3, folder 21 box 3, folder 22 box 3, folder 23 box 3, folder 24 box 3, folder 25 box 3, folder 26 box 3, folder 27 box 3, folder 28 box 3, folder 29 box 3, folder 30 box 3, folder 31 box 3, folder 32 box 3, folder 33 box 3, folder 34 box 3, folder 35 box 3, folder 36 box 4, folder 1-5 box 4, folder 1 box 4, folder 2 box 4, folder 3 box 4, folder 4 box 4, folder 5 box 4, folder 6-12 box 4, folder 6 box 4, folder 7 box 4, folder 8-11 box 4, folder 12 box 5, folder 1-10 box 5, folder 1 box 5, folder 2 box 5, folder 3 box 5, folder 4 box 5, folder 5 box 5, folder 6 box 5, folder 7 box 5, folder 8 box 5, folder 9 box 5, folder 10 A-1 Parcels Blocks A-1 Parcels Blocks A-2 Parcels Blocks A-2 Parcels Blocks A-2 Parcels Blocks Buildings/Lots by Address c bulk Beideman Broderick Buchanan Bush Divisadero Eddy Ellis Elm Fillmore Franklin Fulton Geary Golden Gate Gough Hollis Ivy Laguna McAllister Octavia O'Farrell Pierce Pine Post Scott Steiner Sutter Turk Van Ness Webster Contact/Proof Sheets by Address Buildings by Name c bulk Cupola Building Goodman Building Humphrey Building Buildings by Name of Owner/Developer Other Named Buildings Unidentified Buildings/Lots c bulk A-1 Unidentified Buildings/Lots A-2 Unidentified Buildings/Lots A-1 & A-2 Unidentified Buildings/Lots Contact/Proof Sheets Housing c bulk Banneker Freedom West Friendship Village Martin Luther Square Prince Hall St. Francis Square Thomas Paine A-1 Housing - Various A-2 Housing - Various Unidentified Housing SFH 371 6

7 Western Addition Project Areas A-1 and A-2 Photographs and Reports Series bulk Photographs Sub-series 1c box 5, Public Spaces c bulk folder 11-14, box 6, folder 1-4 box 5, folder 11 Swett/Hutch Community Center 1979 box 5, folder 12 Swett/Hutch Community Center 1980 box 5, folder 13 Swett/Hutch Community Center box 5, folder 14 Swett/Hutch Community Center - undated box 6, folder 1 Mary Ellen Pleasant Park 1978 box 6, folder 2 Parks - A-1 & A-2 box 6, folder 3 Buchanan Street Pedestrian Mall Sculpture Process Review 1999 box 6, folder 4 Library & Schools box 6, folder 5-7 Churches c bulk box 6, folder 5 St. Mary's box 6, folder 6 Churches - A-1 & A-2 box 6, folder 7 Aaron Miller Mural box 6, folder 8-11 Japantown Subseries 8 c bulk box 6, folder 8-9 Japantown box 6, folder 10 Japantown Slides box 6, folder 11 Japantown Contact/Proof Sheets box 6, People folder box 6, folder 12 Identified People box 6, folder 13 Unidentified People - A-2 box 6, folder 14 Unidentified People box 7, folder 1 Pre-Redevelopment Disrepair c bulk box 7, folder 1 Pre-Redevelopment Disrepair box 7, folder 2 Construction & Demolition c bulk box 7, folder 2 Construction & Demolition box 7, folder 3-10 House Moves c bulk box 7, folder 3 House Moves - Buchanan box 7, folder 4 House Moves - Fillmore box 7, folder 5 House Moves - Octavia box 7, folder 6 House Moves - Scott box 7, folder 7 House Moves - Turk box 7, folder 8 House Moves - Webster box 7, folder 9 House Moves - Victorian Square box 7, folder 10 House Moves - Unidentified box 7, Aerial c bulk folder box 7, folder 11 Aerial - A-1 box 7, folder 12 Aerial - A-2 box 7, folder 13 Aerial - Unidentified box 7, folder 14 Artists' Models & Drawings undated box 7, folder 14 Artists' Models & Drawings box 8 Negatives Sub-series Conditions Governing Access Negatives have not been processed. box 9-12 Printed Materials Sub-series 3 c Reports with Photos, A-2 c bulk box 9, folder 1 Feasibility of Residential Conservation 50 Building Study Western Addition A SFH 371 7

8 Western Addition Project Areas A-1 and A-2 Photographs and Reports Series bulk Printed Materials Sub-series 3c box 9, folder 2 Addition, Volume 1 Prepared by Maury Holmes 1962 Blocks 671, 672, 673, 674, 675, 676 box 9, folder 3 Addition, Volume 2 Prepared by Maury Holmes 1962 Blocks 677, 678, 683, 684 box 9, folder 4 Addition, Volume 3 Prepared by Maury Holmes 1962 Blocks box 9, folder 5 Addition, Volume 4 Prepared by Maury Holmes 1962 Blocks 707,708, 714, 719, 724, 726 box 9, folder 6 Addition, Volume 5 Prepared by Maury Holmes 1962 Blocks box 9, folder 7 Addition, Volume 6 Prepared by Maury Holmes 1962 Blocks 732, 733, 737, 738, 743, 744, 748 box 9, folder 8 Addition, Volume 7 Prepared by Maury Holmes 1962 Blocks 750, 751, 754, 755, 756, 758, 761 box 10, folder 1 Addition, Volume 8 Prepared by Maury Holmes 1962 Blocks 762, 767, 768, 769, 770, 771 box 10, folder 2 Addition, Volume 9 Prepared by Maury Holmes 1962 Blocks box 10, folder 3 Addition, Volume 10 Prepared by Maury Holmes 1962 Blocks box 10, folder 4 Addition, Volume 11 Prepared by Maury Holmes 1962 Blocks 785, 1100, 1101 SFH 371 8

9 Western Addition Project Areas A-1 and A-2 Photographs and Reports Series bulk Printed Materials Sub-series 3c box 10, folder 5 Addition, Volume 12 Prepared by Maury Holmes 1962 Blocks 1102, 1125, 1126, 1127 box 10, folder 6 Addition, Prepared by Maury Holmes 1964 Blocks 763, 792, 1128, 1129, 1130 box 10, folder 7 Appraisal Report Western Addition Area A-2, Volume 10, Appraised by Herbert H. Eling 1963 Blocks 754, 755, 756, 1129, 1130 box 10, folder 8 Appraisal Reports Prepared by Floyd D. Clevenger 1970 Addresses: 1760 Post, 1809 Sutter, 1811 Sutter, 1815 Sutter, 1785 O'Farrell, 1830 Eddy box 10, folder 9-10 Appraisal Report Prepared by Floyd D. Clevenger 1976 Parcel numbers: , 728-2, , 749-1A, 749-6A, 749-6B, , , , box 11, folder 1-2 Subject Property Appraisal Report A-2 Prepared by Floyd D. Clevenger box 11, folder 3 Market Data Study Appraisal Report A-2, Volume 1 Vacant Land and Single Family Residential Prepared by Floyd D. Clevenger c box 11, folder 4 Market Data Study Appraisal Report A-2, Volume 2 Residential-Commercial and Commerical Prepared by Floyd D. Clevenger c box 11, folder 5 Market Data Study Appraisal Report A-2, Volume 3 Two and Three Units Prepared by Floyd D. Clevenger c box 11, folder 6 Market Data Study Appraisal Report A-2, Volume 4 Four Plus Units Prepared by Floyd D. Clevenger c box 11, folder 7 Appraisal Report Prepared by Haley-Leslie Appraisal Company 1976 Parcel numbers: , 728-2, , 749-1A, 749-6A, 749-6B, , , , box 11, folder 8 Appraisal Report Prepared by Haley-Leslie Appraisal Company July 1978 box 11, folder 9 Appraisal sheets box 11, Appraisal Reports, A folder box 12, folder 1 Market Value Appraisal of Alamo Plaza Condominium Project at Fulton and McAllister Streets Prepared by Real Estate Decisions Company 1990 box 12, folder 2-3 Sales & Comparable Sales - Two and Three Units 1969 box 12, folder 4 Sales & Comparable Sales - Four or More Units 1969 box 12, folder 5 Sales & Comparable Sales - Mutli-family Units box 12, folder 6 Sales & Comparable Sales - Single-Family Residences box 12, folder 7 Sales & Comparable Sales - Commercial & Residential box 12, folder 8 Sales & Comparable Sales - Vacant Lots box 12, Sales, Comparable Sales and Improved Comparable Sales folder 9-10 SFH 371 9

10 Western Addition Project Areas A-1 and A-2 Photographs and Reports Series bulk Oversize Items Sub-Series 4 oversize-box 1, folder 1-7 Oversize Items Sub-Series 4 oversize-box 1, folder 1 A-2 Parcels Blocks oversize-box 1, folder 2 Geary oversize-box 1, folder 3 Fillmore oversize-box 1, folder 4 Franklin oversize-box 1, folder 5 Post oversize-box 1, folder 6 Unidentified Buildings oversize-box 1, folder 7 Maps box Yerba Buena Center Project Area D-1 Photographs Series Physical Description: 4 Linear Feet4 cartons Yerba Buena Center Project Area D-1 series contains photos, negatives, and slides of models for proposed construction projects; artists renderings of proposed development area; photo documentation of subject property, including homes and businesses; construction in progress; post-redevelopment images. Yerba Buena Center is an 87-acre project adopted in April 25, 1966 with clearance and construction beginning for Phase 1. The project was halted for several years in the 1970's by a series of lawsuits and started up again in the 1980s for Phase 2. The project is located adjacent to the San Francisco downtown office and retail districts and includes the George Moscone Convention Center. It extends from Market Street on the north to Harrison Street on the south and from Second Street on the east to the west property line along Fourth Street. Phase 2 consisted of three Central Blocks within the Yerba Buena Center area which include Marriott Hotel, Yerba Buena Gardens, the Moscone Convention Center expansion, Yerba Buena Children s Garden and Metreon. Arrangement The Yerba Buena Center series is divided into two series: Phase 1 and Phase 2. Phase 1 Sub-series box 14, folder 1 San Francisco Redevelopment Agency Yerba Buena Committee meeting, photographs box 14, folder 2-3 Subject Property, "Blight," photographs box 16, folder 1 Subject Property, "Blight," negatives box 17, folder 1 Subject Property, "Blight," color slides box 14, folder 4-6 Subject Property, photographs box 14, folder 7 Subject Property, contact sheets box 16, folder 2 Subject Property, negatives box 17, folder 2 Subject Property, color slides box 14, folder 8-9 Subject Property, Hotels, photographs box 16, folder 3 Subject Property, Hotels, negatives box 17, folder 3 Subject Property, Hotels, color slides box 14, folder 10 Subject Property, Restaurants, Breen's, photographs box 14, folder Subject Property by block, photographs Includes blocks: 3705, 3706, 3707, 3722, 3723, 3724, 3733, 3734, 3735, 3750, 3751, 3752, 3763 box 17, folder 4 Site and Floor Plans, color slides 1968 box 16, folder 4 Plan documents for presentations, negatives 1967 box 16, folder 5 Project Boundaries Map, negatives 1969 box 14, folder 24 Yerba Buena Center, New Start Center, photographs box 16, folder 6 Yerba Buena Center, New Start Center, negatives SFH

11 Yerba Buena Center Project Area D-1 Photographs Series Phase 1 Sub-series box 14, folder Demolition, photographs and contact prints Includes blocks , 3715, , 3740, 3742, , 3757, 3760, , 3775, 3781 box 16, folder 7-84 Demolition, negatives Includes blocks , 3715, , 3740, 3742, , 3757, 3760, , 3765, 3775, 3776, , 3781 box 14, folder 74 Aerials, photographs box 15, folder 1 State of Subject Property, photographs 1974 box 15, folder 2 Historical, photographs box 16, folder 85 Historical, negatives box 15, folder 3 First Convention Center Model, Livingston and Blaney Plan, photographs 1964 box 16, folder 86 First Convention Center Model, negatives box 17, folder 5 First Convention Center Model, color slides box 15, folder 4 Second Convention Center Model, photographs 1969 box 16, folder 87 Second Convention Center Model, negatives 1969 box 15, folder 5 Third Convention Center Model, photographs 1973 box 17, folder 6 Third Convention Center Model, color slides 1973 box 15, folder 6 Fourth Convention Center Model, photographs 1977 box 16, Yerba Buena Center Construction, negatives folder box 15, folder 7 Yerba Buena Center Construction, contact sheets box 15, folder 8-9 Yerba Buena Center Construction, photographs 1979 box 17, folder 7 Yerba Buena Center Construction, color slides box 15, folder 10 Subject Property, contact sheets 1979 box 15, Subject Property, photographs folder box 16, folder 90 Subject Property, negatives 4/3/1979-6/18/1979 box 17, folder 8-9 Moscone Convention Center Construction, color slides 1980 box 16, Moscone Convention Center Construction, negatives 1980 folder box 15, folder 13 Moscone Convention Center Construction, contact sheets box 15, folder 14 Moscone Convention Center Construction, aerials, photographs box 16, folder 93 Moscone Convention Center Construction, aerials, negatives box 17, folder 10 Moscone Convention Center Opening, color slides 1981 box 15, folder 15 Central Blocks Project Renderings, photographs box 17, folder 11 Central Blocks Project Renderings and Models, color slides box 15, folder 16 St. Francis Place, photographs box 17, folder 12 St. Francis Place Opening, color slides May 1986 box 17, folder 13 Post-Redevelopment Phase 1, color slides box 17, Presentation Visuals, color slides folder Phase 2 Sub-series box 17, folder 16 Yerba Buena Gardens Proposed Development Presentation, color slides 1981 box 15, folder 17 Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Models, photographs box 17, folder 17 Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Models and Renderings, color slides box 15, folder 18 Yerba Buena Gardens Models and Renderings, photographs box 16, folder 94 Yerba Buena Gardens Models, negatives box 17, folder 18 Yerba Buena Gardens Models and Plans, color slides box 15, folder 19 Yerba Buena Gardens Esplanade Renderings, photographs box 17, folder 20 Subject Area, aerials, color slides box 17, folder 21 Marriott Hotel Groundbreaking, color slides SFH

12 Yerba Buena Center Project Area D-1 Photographs Series Phase 2 Sub-series box 17, folder 22 Marriott Hotel Construction, color slides 1985 box 15, folder 20 Marriott Hotel Construction, photographs box 15, folder 21 Yerba Buena Gardens Construction, photographs box 17, folder 19 Yerba Buena Gardens Construction, color slides box 17, folder 23 Moscone South Convention Center, color slides box 15, Yerba Buena Gardens, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial and Waterfall, photographs folder box 17, folder 24 Yerba Buena Gardens, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial and Waterfall, color slides box 15, folder 24 Yerba Buena Gardens Press Conference, photographs 2/10/1994 box 15, folder 25 Yerba Buena Children's Garden Groundbreaking, photographs 5/21/1996 box 15, folder 26 Yerba Buena Children's Garden Construction, photographs box 17, folder 25 Yerba Buena Children's Garden Construction, color slides box 16, folder 95 Yerba Buena Children's Garden Construction, negatives 1998 box 15, folder 27 Yerba Buena Children's Garden Opening, photographs 10/17/1998 box 17, folder 26 Yerba Buena Children's Garden Opening, color slides box 17, folder 27 Sony Metreon Construction, color slides 1998 box 17, folder 28 Sony Metreon, color slides 1999 box 17, folder 29 Yerba Buena Gardens, Post-Redevelopment, color slides box 17, folder 30 Yerba Buena Children's Garden, Post-Redevelopment, color slides box 17, folder 31 Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, Post-Redevelopment, color slides box 17, folder 32 Hotels and Residences Post-Redevelopment, color slides box 15, folder 28 Yerba Buena Center, Post-Redevelopment, photographs box 17, folder 33 Yerba Buena Center, Post-Redevelopment, color slides SFH