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1906 Earthquake Intensity Map Board of Underwriters’ Conflagration Report Map of Burned Area “Burnt Clay Construction at San Francisco,” by Charles H. Alden, Jr. “The California Earthquake: Movements Along the Santa Cruz Fault Line” by J.C. Branner “Earthquakes and Structural Engineering,” by Prof. John C. Branner "Observations of the San Francisco Earthquake," by Joseph H. Harper Reconstruction of the Ferry Building Tower, by F.A. Koetitz “How the History of the Disaster is Being Made,” by H. Morse Stephens History of the Earthquake History Committee Prof. Stephens Writes Sec. Taft for Confidential Reports Photographs of the 1906 Disaster Preliminary Earthquake Commission Report “Progress of the Fires,” by Lawrence J. Kennedy Damage to the Spring Valley Water Company “Proposed Auxiliary Water Supply System for San Francisco,” by Rolla V. Watt Rehabilitation of City Hall and Hall of Justice Losses to the Mark Hopkins Institute of Art Legislation to Fill Precita Valley Swamp Restoration of Utilities “Who Is to Blame for San Francisco’s Plight,” by Charles Peter Weeks Newspaper Clippings about Earthquake Damage U.S.G.S. 1906 Earthquake Information If the 1906 Earthquake Were to Happen Today Santa Cruz Mountains Earthquake of November 8, 1914 Return to the 1906 Earthquake and Fire Exhibit.

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