1906 Earthquake in Oakland 15 items

Although it didn't suffer the conflagration that razed most of San Francisco, the earthquake of April 18, 1906 did its fair share of damage in the East Bay. It's likely that Gardiner took most or all of these photos.

1. [Earthquake-damaged brick building, Oakland]

2. [Earthquake-damaged residences, Clay Street, Oakland]

3. [Clay Street at 11th, Oakland after the 1906 earthquake]

4. [Intersection of 12th & Webster Streets, Oakland, after the 1906 earthquake]

5. [Howard's Souvenir Store at Telegraph Avenue & 16th Street, Oakland, after the 1906 earthquake]

6. [R.W. Kinney Co. Plumber's Supplies at 9th & Franklin, Oakland, after the 1906 earthquake]

7. Corner 15th & Washington Sts. back of City Hall

8. Central Bank and Macdonough Theatre. 14th & Broadway

9. North side of 12th St. between Washington and Broadway

10. Charley Heeseman's store, looking from 12th + Wash. Sts

11. First Baptists Church, corner Hobart & Teleg

12. Reliance Club Bldg, corner Clay & San Pablo & 16th

13. C. Heeseman's store & Masonic Temple. West side of Wash. between 12th & 13th Sts. Looking from 13th & Wash

14. West side of Clay Street between

15. North side of 13th St. between Washington & Broadway. Smith Brothers Kodaks, and Bowman's Drug Store at the right