The E-Sylum:  Volume 4, Number 26, June 24, 2001, Article 12

FEATURED WEB PAGES 

   The second San Francisco Mint building, "The Granite Lady" 
   which survived the 1906 earthquake, was begun in 1870 and 
   put into operation in 1874.  So Harte's office was in the first 
   Mint building, opened in 1854 on Commercial street,  between 
   Montgomery and Kearny.   An historic plaque marks the site 
   at 608-610 Commercial Street. 

   This week's featured web pages relate to Harte's mint 
   building.  The first is an early view of the first mint building; 
   the second is the site as it looks today. 

   http://www.sf50.com/sf/hpann93.jpg 
   http://www.sonic.net/~laird/landmarks/counties/San_Francisco.html 

  Wayne Homren 
  Numismatic Bibliomania Society 

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