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the disease known as Typhoid spread to many urban areas, due to its ability to be infectious through food and water, before the end of the 19th century. This spread faster, due to the poor sanitation in cities and bad sewage systems.
(U.S. History Scene)

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March 31, 1882
Promoting Anti-Immigration against the Chinese in San Francisco

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Adolph Sutro, a very wealthy man at the time, created a largest public indoor swimming pool for people to swim in. It first opened to the public in 1896

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San Francisco late 19th Century

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Nightclubs on  Pacific Street in the Barbary Coast district

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Nightclubs on  Pacific Street in the Barbary Coast district

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circa 1909
Most infamous red light district.

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Between 1873 and 1890, twenty-three cable cars were established for public transport until the cheaper electric streetcars took over in 1892

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Key Monument in Golden Gate Park, SF, Cal. around 1900

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Key Monument in Golden Gate Park, SF, Cal. around 1900

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Looking Up Market Street From The Call Building With City Hall Circa 1900

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Looking Up Market Street From The Call Building With City Hall Circa 1900

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As crime rates increased, federal authority and organizations were needed. This building was created in 1911

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Poverty existed in many areas of San Francisco, which includes the area known as Chinatown. Shown here is an immigrant that is too poor to make a living.

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One of San Francisco's first Skyscraper

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The Crocker Building was located in Market and Post street in San Francisco, which was a building for offices of companies in the early 1900s

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Between 1880 to 1890, So many people were moving into urban areas that almost 40% of all townships in America left to move into cities (Library of Congress)

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American cities grew by 15 million people on average from about 1880 to 1900 (Library of Congress

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AUG. 2, 1873: SAN FRANCISCO'S FIRST CABLE CAR CONQUERS NOB HILL

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AUG. 2, 1873: SAN FRANCISCO'S FIRST CABLE CAR CONQUERS NOB HILL

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Public Transportation

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In the early 20th century, the homicide rate in Cleveland, Boston, and New York was 10 times that of London's homicide rate (Synonym)

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By: George Frederick Keller
May 26, 1882

Promoting common racist myths

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In the early 20th century, the "City Boss" of San Francisco, who allowed the Union Labor Party to have complete control of the city until he was convicted of bribery and corruption.

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Late 19th century
(Segregated Neighborhoods)