The fourth "EXTRA!" edition of the Deseret News on April 18, 1906, as reporting on the San Francisco earthquake continued.
In 1906, United Railroads of San Francisco ran most of the city’s transit lines. Company photographer John Henry Mentz ...
Exactly 120 years after the 1906 earthquake, San Francisco faces ongoing seismic risk and experts warn the city is still not ...
Saturday marks 120 years since the Great Earthquake changed San Francisco forever. This year, there will be a special ...
According to the San Francisco Department of Emergency Management, the department posted an excerpt that opens with the ...
A soot-stained poetry book believed lost in San Francisco’s 1906 disaster has found its way home after an unlikely journey ...
"While the 1906 epicenter was just offshore of San Francisco, the rupture was very long, extending 200 miles north to Cape Mendocino and 60 miles south to Santa Cruz. This entire fault rupture was the ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The tower of the Ferry Building at the foot of Market Street remains intact in the aftermath of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake ...
After San Francisco gathers at Lotta’s Fountain to remember the 1906 earthquake and fire, longtime organizer Lee Houskeeper ...
April 18, 1906, the San Francisco earthquake (and subsequent fires) ranks as one of the most significant temblors of all time ...
Marc Norton’s bedroom looks out at the hollowed scaffolding where a pair of rare San Francisco cottages had stood since 1907. Now, if you squint, you can peer through the wooden beams to a house on ...