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SAN FRANCISCO, 1906. A row of houses on Howard Street set askew after the San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, 1906. A row of houses on Howard Street set askew after the San Francisco


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SAN FRANCISCO, 1906. A row of houses on Howard Street set askew after the San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, 1906.
A row of houses on Howard Street set askew after the San Francisco earthquake of April 18, 1906. Photograph by Arnold Genthe

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1906 April Arnold Destruction Earthquake Genthe Horse Drawn Ruin Wagon Howard Street


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This print takes us back in time to the aftermath of the devastating San Francisco earthquake of 1906. The image showcases a row of houses on Howard Street, their once orderly alignment now askew, bearing witness to the destructive power unleashed by nature. Photographed by Arnold Genthe, an American artist known for his documentation of early 20th-century city life, this picture captures a moment frozen in time. The scene is filled with chaos and destruction as buildings crumble and debris litters the streets. In this snapshot from history, we see men at work amidst the ruins, their determination evident as they navigate through the wreckage. A horse-drawn wagon stands nearby, a symbol of transportation during that era. The photograph offers a glimpse into turn-of-the-century America - a time when cities were rapidly growing and evolving. It serves as a reminder of both the fragility and resilience of human civilization in the face of natural disasters. As we observe this haunting image, it prompts reflection on our own vulnerability to unforeseen events while also highlighting our ability to rebuild and forge ahead. This piece from Granger Art on Demand allows us to connect with history and appreciate how far we have come since that fateful day in April 1906.

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