San Francisco Earthquake - Photos

View of the San Francisco Hall of Justice after the 1906 earthquake. There is a tent city for earthquake refugees in the foreground.

This photo was taken from the Ferry Building and shows the devastation of downtown San Francisco. If you look closely, you can see what appear to be bodies lined up on Market for identification.

View of the destruction of San Francisco's City Hall after the earthquake. It is said that newspaper was found in the walls instead of the reinforcing material that was supposed to be there and the contractor went to jail.

View down Sacramento Street of the earthquake destruction. Residents are watching the fires in the background.

African-American residents watching the fires burning after the 1906 earthquake.

Two women searching through the rubble of a building destroyed in the 1906 San Francisco earthquake.

Howard St. in the aftermath of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake.

Clearing the debris on Market Street after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake

Tent cities were established after the 1906 earthquake to house homeless refugees. This one was most likely in Golden Gate Park.

View from the Chronicle Building of the earthquake aftermath on Russian Hill.